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A Mind-Map on Volcanoes!
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Volcanoes
Formation of a
volcano
1. Hot liquid rock called magma reaches the surface of the
ground through a narrow vent in the earth's crust.
2. It erupts violently, blasting lava, ash
and boiling mud into the air.
3. This material collects around
a vent in a cone shape.
4. Repeated lava flows add to this
cone-shaped mass of material.
5. Together the repeated ash and lava
layers build up to form a cone-shaped
mountain.
Positive effects of
volcanoes
1. New land is created for farming and
living space, e.g. Iceland.
2. Minerals are created by volcanic activity.
Lava soils are rich in minerals. Good for
growing crops.
3.Geysers(hot spring) can be formed and help
heat glasshouses for production of food. E.g.
Iceland.
4. Dormant or extinct volcanoes are major
centres of tourism. e.g Vesuvius in Italy.
Negative effects of volcanoes
1. When snow-capped volcanoes erupt,
large mud flows are created, which often
cover villages and towns.
2. Gases from volcanoes may kill
people who live nearby.
3. Ash and lava flows can destroy towns
causing death.
4. Giant tidal waves are created by volcanoes at sea.
When they reach land they can kill people especially
in low-lying places such as deltas.
Types of volcano
Active
Dormant
Extinct
Erupting regularly, e.g. Mount Helens in
California.
Has not erupted in a long time. May
erupt again.
Has not erupted over thousands of
years. Will most probably not erupt
again.
Keywords
Magma
Geyser
Vent
ash
Crater
Pacific Ring of Fire
Largest earthquake and
volcano zone is called the
Pacific Ring of Fire. It lies
around the edge of the Pacific
Ocean.
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