Volcanism and Volcanic Landforms

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Volcanism Quiz

Volcanism Quiz

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Q1. Which one of the oldest volcanics?
Q2. Silica Rich magma often produce?
Q3. Identify the pair from the following list that is NOT correctly matched?
Q4. Which OF the following is associated with a Divergent plate boundary?
Q5. Select the youngest volcanic event out of the following?
Q6. Which one of the following is a gently sloping (>10°) volcanic landform resulting from eruption of basaltic lava?

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