3rd Quarter SCIENCE

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  • What does PHIVOLCS stand for?
    Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology
  • Is a natural opening of the earth where molten rocks, hot gases, smoke and ash are rejected.
    Volcano
  • The lowest part, bottom of the volcano.
    Base
  • It is a surface of which one end or side is at a higher level than another.
    Slope
  • The highest point or the apex of the volcano.
    Summit
  • Has a record of eruption over 6000 years ago.
    Active Volcano
  • No record of eruption for the last 10,000 years ago.
    Inactive Volcano
  • Formed by the accumulation of lava that oozes out from the volcano made by non-viscous lava thus forming a broad slightly dome like a warriors shield.
    Shield Cone Volcano
  • Are built from ejected lava fragments and has 3 sleep major volcanoes
    Cinder Cone Volcano
  • Are nearly perfect volcanoes formed from alternate lava and pyroclastic deposits.
    Stratovolcanoes
  • Steam driven eruption as the hot rocks come in contact with water.
    Phyreatic or Hydrothermal
  • It is the property to the materials resistance to flow
    Viscosity
  • What factors affect Viscosity?
    Magmas Temp.
    Compostion of Magma
    Amount of Gases
  • A compound of silicon which is found in sand, quartz which is to make glass.
    Silica
  • Is a violent eruption due to the contact between water and magma.
    Phreatomagmatic
  • A periodic weak to violebt eruption characterized by a fountain of lava.
    Strombolian
  • Characterized by tall eruption column that reaches up to 20km high with pyroclastics flos and ash fall tephra.
    Vulcanian
  • Excessively explosive type of eruption of gas and pyroclastics.
    Plinian
  • Is defined as a molten rock found below the earth surface and also means "thick ointment"
    Magma
  • Water, vapor, carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide and sometimes hydrochloric acid is mixed in what?
    Magma
  • Fragments of rocks fine grained lava
    Ash
  • A volcanic crater that formed when a part of the wall crater collapses following an explosive eruption
    Caldera
  • Loose fragments or solidified lava.
    Cinder
  • A funnel shaped depression at the top of the volcano formed as the result of explosive eruptions.
    Crater
  • Haet coming inside the Earth
    Geothermal
  • Are patterns in the sky made by stars.
    Constellation
  • Is the overall atmospheric condition of a place.
    Climate
  • What influences climate?
    Latitude
    Altitude
    Topography
    Distance from bodies of water
    Water Currents
  • Air temperature decreases when altitude increases.
    True
  • Bodies of water help regulate the climate of a certain area.
    True
  • Mountain ranges affect the formation of precipitation.
    True
  • Ocean currents will either...
    Cool or warm the air above them
  • Cold currents bring ____ _____ while warm currents take along ____ _____
    cold water warm water
  • Deflects the ocean current.
    Coriolis effect
  • Happens when the temp. in Easter pacific is above normal
    El niño
  • Occurs when the temp. in Eastern pacific is below normal
    La Niña
  • The height above sea level
    Altitude
  • A long term shifting of global weather pattern.
    Climate Change
  • All the living animals in a given area.
    Fauna
  • All the given flowers in a area.
    Flora