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Science 6: Volcanic Activity and Safety
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Unscramble each word using the clue about volcanoes, volcanic materials, eruptions, monitoring, and safety.
- An opening in Earth's crust where molten rock, gases, and other materials can escape. (7 letters)
- Molten rock found beneath Earth's surface. (5 letters)
- Molten rock that reaches Earth's surface during an eruption. (4 letters)
- The release of lava, ash, gases, and other materials from a volcano. (8 letters)
- A bowl-shaped opening near the top of a volcano. (6 letters)
- An opening through which volcanic materials escape. (4 letters)
- The thick layer of Earth beneath the crust where much of the heat driving volcanic activity originates. (6 letters)
- A word describing the large plates of Earth's crust and uppermost mantle that move slowly. (8 letters)
- Large pieces of Earth's outer shell whose movement can contribute to volcanic activity. (6 letters)
- A classification for a volcano that has erupted in historical or geological times and may erupt again. (6 letters)
- A commonly used description for a volcano with no known recent eruption or signs of current activity. (8 letters)
- The Philippine agency that monitors volcanoes, earthquakes, and related hazards. (8 letters)
- A warning level that communicates the current status of a monitored volcano. (5 letters)
- The regular observation of a volcano to detect changes that may indicate increasing activity. (10 letters)
- Fine particles of volcanic rock and glass that may fall during an eruption. (3 letters)
- A general term for solid volcanic fragments thrown into the air during an eruption. (6 letters)
- A light volcanic rock with many holes formed by trapped gas. (6 letters)
- A dark, rough volcanic rock with many holes formed by gas bubbles. (6 letters)
- A fast-moving mixture of water, volcanic ash, and rock debris flowing down a volcano. (5 letters)
- A word describing hot mixtures of volcanic gases, ash, and rock fragments that can move rapidly down a volcano. (11 letters)
- An opening in the ground that releases steam and volcanic gases. (8 letters)
- A material released by volcanoes that may include water vapor, carbon dioxide, and sulfur dioxide. (3 letters)
- The organized movement of people away from a dangerous area to a safer place. (10 letters)
- A natural danger, such as ashfall, lava flow, or a lahar, that can harm people and property. (6 letters)
- A restricted area around a volcano that people should not enter during dangerous conditions. (9 letters)
- Protective equipment that helps reduce the breathing of volcanic ash particles. (4 letters)
- Protective eyewear that helps keep volcanic ash away from the eyes. (7 letters)
- A safe place where people can stay during a volcanic emergency. (7 letters)
- An estimate of when and how an eruption may happen, which scientists cannot determine with complete certainty. (10 letters)
- Planning and taking safety measures before a volcanic emergency occurs. (12 letters)
Answer key
- An opening in Earth's crust where molten rock, gases, and other materials can escape. → VOLCANO
- Molten rock found beneath Earth's surface. → MAGMA
- Molten rock that reaches Earth's surface during an eruption. → LAVA
- The release of lava, ash, gases, and other materials from a volcano. → ERUPTION
- A bowl-shaped opening near the top of a volcano. → CRATER
- An opening through which volcanic materials escape. → VENT
- The thick layer of Earth beneath the crust where much of the heat driving volcanic activity originates. → MANTLE
- A word describing the large plates of Earth's crust and uppermost mantle that move slowly. → TECTONIC
- Large pieces of Earth's outer shell whose movement can contribute to volcanic activity. → PLATES
- A classification for a volcano that has erupted in historical or geological times and may erupt again. → ACTIVE
- A commonly used description for a volcano with no known recent eruption or signs of current activity. → INACTIVE
- The Philippine agency that monitors volcanoes, earthquakes, and related hazards. → PHIVOLCS
- A warning level that communicates the current status of a monitored volcano. → ALERT
- The regular observation of a volcano to detect changes that may indicate increasing activity. → MONITORING
- Fine particles of volcanic rock and glass that may fall during an eruption. → ASH
- A general term for solid volcanic fragments thrown into the air during an eruption. → TEPHRA
- A light volcanic rock with many holes formed by trapped gas. → PUMICE
- A dark, rough volcanic rock with many holes formed by gas bubbles. → SCORIA
- A fast-moving mixture of water, volcanic ash, and rock debris flowing down a volcano. → LAHAR
- A word describing hot mixtures of volcanic gases, ash, and rock fragments that can move rapidly down a volcano. → PYROCLASTIC
- An opening in the ground that releases steam and volcanic gases. → FUMAROLE
- A material released by volcanoes that may include water vapor, carbon dioxide, and sulfur dioxide. → GAS
- The organized movement of people away from a dangerous area to a safer place. → EVACUATION
- A natural danger, such as ashfall, lava flow, or a lahar, that can harm people and property. → HAZARD
- A restricted area around a volcano that people should not enter during dangerous conditions. → EXCLUSION
- Protective equipment that helps reduce the breathing of volcanic ash particles. → MASK
- Protective eyewear that helps keep volcanic ash away from the eyes. → GOGGLES
- A safe place where people can stay during a volcanic emergency. → SHELTER
- An estimate of when and how an eruption may happen, which scientists cannot determine with complete certainty. → PREDICTION
- Planning and taking safety measures before a volcanic emergency occurs. → PREPAREDNESS
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