Question

1. engage_classify each volcano by dragging the correct label and description of its formation to the diagram it describes.

cinder cone
composite cone
shield cone
forms from eruptions of ash
forms from eruptions of lava
forms from alternating ash and lava eruptions
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Explanation:

1. Cinder Cone: Forms from eruptions of ash. Cinder cones are built from particles and blobs of lava ejected from a single vent. The ash and cinder (small fragments) accumulate around the vent, forming a steep - sided cone.
2. Shield Cone: Forms from eruptions of lava. Shield volcanoes are broad, gently sloping volcanoes that form when fluid lava flows out in all directions from a central vent, creating a large, shield - like shape.
3. Composite Cone (Stratovolcano): Forms from alternating ash and lava eruptions. Composite cones are made up of layers (strata) of ash, cinder, and lava flows, resulting from both explosive (ash - producing) and effusive (lava - producing) eruptions.

For the diagrams:

• The first diagram (with the more steep - sided, simple cone - like cross - section) should have "cinder cone" and "forms from eruptions of ash" dragged to it.
• The second diagram (with the broad, gently sloping cross - section) should have "shield cone" and "forms from eruptions of lava" dragged to it.
• The third diagram (with the layered, more complex cross - section) should have "composite cone" and "forms from alternating ash and lava eruptions" dragged to it.

Answer:

• First diagram (top): cinder cone, forms from eruptions of ash
• Second diagram (middle): shield cone, forms from eruptions of lava
• Third diagram (bottom): composite cone, forms from alternating ash and lava eruptions