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    1. ST IVO SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT
      REVISION FOR YEAR 9 VOLCANO EXAM
      Photos Courtesy of www.geographyphotos.com & R Chambers
    2. Structure Of The Earth
    3. At a constructive plate boundary, two plates move apart. As the two plates move apart, magma rises up to fill the gap. This causes volcanoes at this type of boundary. However, since the magma can escape easily at the surface the volcano does not erupt with much force.
      E.g. Mid-Atlantic Ridge.
      Constructive Plate Boundary
    4. A destructive plate boundary is found where a continental plate meets an oceanic plate.
      The oceanic plate subducts (sinks) under the continental plate because it is denser. Friction melts the plates. This melted plate is now hot, magma. If it reaches the surface, the liquid rock forms a volcano.
      E.g. Nazca and South American Plate
      Destructive Plate Boundary
    5. Conservative plate boundaries exist where two plates slide past each.
      No volcanoes are found along these plate boundaries, but earthquakes do occur.
      E.g. San Andreas Fault, San Francisco
      Conservative Boundary
    6. Collision boundaries occur when 2 continental plates move together. This causes the material between them to buckle and rise up, forming fold mountains.
      E.g. Himalayas
      Collision Boundary
    7. STRUCTURE OF A VOLCANO
      Steam, Ash, Gas
      Volcanic Bombs
      Crater
      Secondary Cone
      Lava Flow
      Vent
      Magma Chamber
    8. Minerals
      Geothermal Energy
      Tourism
      Why live near
      volcanoes?
      Fertile Soil
      Scientific Research
    9. Montserrat Case Study
      Montserrat is found in the Caribbean and is part of the Leeward Islands.
      It is part of a island arc and was formed by volcanic eruptions.
      North American Plate
    10. After 2 years of rumbling a huge eruption occurred on July 25 1997.
      In July 1995 the dormant volcano of Soufriére Hills started to rumble back to life.
      Montserrat is a Caribbean island famous for beautiful beaches and sea.
      Background Information
    11. Underneath Montserrat the North American plate is slowly being forced under the Caribbean plate.
      The Soufrière Hills Volcano produces a thick sticky lava.
      Montserrat is situated on a destructive plate boundary.
      The lava was thick and it built up at the top of the volcano in a dome until it collapsed.
      Causes of the Eruption
    12. Airport was evacuated and closed.
      Capital City (Plymouth) almost totally destroyed and evacuated.
      19 people killed and many more injured.
      A total of at least 4 square kilometres of land was covered by the pyroclastic flows and surges.
      People evacuated to the north of the island.
      Rich farmland destroyed by mudflows and covered by layers of ash.
      Destroyed between 100 -150 houses.
      About 8000 residents left the island to live somewhere safer.
      The southern part of the island is off limits and people are fined if they are found there.
      Effects of the Eruption
    13. INSTRUCTIONS
      There are 10questions for you to have a go at – as you work through the slides, write down the number of the question and your answer.
      At the end of the 10 questions – there are slides with the correct answers on for you to check your answers – GOOD LUCK!
    14. Question 1.
      Which of the following is an example of a volcanic eruption?
      Montserrat – 1997
      San Francisco – 1989
      Kobe – 1995
      Tokyo - 1919
    15. Question 2.
      Montserrat occurred at a..
      destructive boundary
      constructive boundary
      collision boundary
      conservative boundary
    16. Question 3.
      Re-arrange the following to give the correct order explaining the eruption of a volcano
      friction between plates and heat from the earth causes melting of the oceanic plate
      two plates move towards each other
      subduction of the lighter oceanic plate occurs
      molten magma rises and erupts
    17. Question 4.
      A constructive boundary is..
      where two plates move side by side
      where two plates move together
      where two plates move away from each other.
    18. Question 5.
      A collision boundary is where
      an oceanic and a continental plate meet
      two continental plates meet
      two oceanic plates meet
      two plates move away from each other
    19. Question 6.
      At this boundary two plate move apart from each other
      collision boundary
      constructive boundary
      destructive boundary
      conservative boundary
    20. Question 7.
      At this boundary two plates of continental crust meet
      collision boundary
      constructive boundary
      conservative boundary
      destructive boundary
    21. Question 8.
      Here an oceanic and continental plate move together..
      destructive Boundary
      constructive boundary
      conservative boundary
      collision boundary
    22. Question 9.
      The outer layer of the earth is called the..
      crust
      mantle
      core
    23. Question 10.
      This process occurs where two plates meet together..
      precipitation
      subduction
      transpiration
      divergence
    24. Answers Slide
      Question 1.
      Which of the following is an example of a volcanic eruption?
      Montserrat – 1991
      San Francisco – 1989
      Kobe – 1995
      Tokyo - 1919
    25. Answers Slide
      Question 2.
      Montserrat occurred at a..
      destructive boundary
      constructive boundary
      collision boundary
      conservative boundary
    26. Question 3.
      Re-arrange the following to give the correct order explaining the eruption of a volcano
      Answers Slide
      friction between plates and heat from the earth causes melting of the oceanic plate
      two plates move towards each other
      subduction of the lighter oceanic plate occurs
      molten magma rises and erupts
      3
      1
      2
      4
    27. Answers Slide
      Question 4.
      A constructive boundary is..
      where two plates move side by side
      where two plates move together
      where two plates move away from each other.
    28. Answers Slide
      Question 5.
      A collision boundary is where
      an oceanic and a continental plate meet
      two continental plates meet
      two oceanic plates meet
      two plates move away from each other
    29. Answers Slide
      Question 6.
      At this boundary two plate move apart from each other
      collision boundary
      constructive boundary
      destructive boundary
      conservative boundary
    30. Answers Slide
      Question 7.
      At this boundary two plates of continental crust meet
      collision boundary
      constructive boundary
      conservative boundary
      destructive boundary
    31. Answers Slide
      Question 8.
      Here an oceanic and continental plate move together..
      destructive Boundary
      constructive boundary
      conservative boundary
      collision boundary
    32. Answers Slide
      Question 9.
      The outer layer of the earth is called the..
      crust
      mantle
      core
    33. Answers Slide
      Question 10.
      This process occurs where two plates meet together..
      precipitation
      subduction
      transpiration
      divergence
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