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Q3 Module 1 Volcanoes Part 1

The document provides an overview of different types of volcanoes, including Cinder Cone, Shield, and Composite (Stratovolcano) volcanoes, detailing their structures, characteristics, and examples. Cinder Cone volcanoes are the most common and less dangerous, while Shield volcanoes have broad, flat shapes and less explosive eruptions. Composite volcanoes are the most picturesque yet deadly, characterized by explosive eruptions and a complex structure formed from alternating lava and pyroclastic deposits.

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Q3 Module 1 Volcanoes Part 1

The document provides an overview of different types of volcanoes, including Cinder Cone, Shield, and Composite (Stratovolcano) volcanoes, detailing their structures, characteristics, and examples. Cinder Cone volcanoes are the most common and less dangerous, while Shield volcanoes have broad, flat shapes and less explosive eruptions. Composite volcanoes are the most picturesque yet deadly, characterized by explosive eruptions and a complex structure formed from alternating lava and pyroclastic deposits.

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Module 1: Different Types of Volcanoes

TYPES OF VOLCANO based on structure

A. CINDER CONE volcano or ash-cinder volcano.


1. This is the most common
type of volcano and
relatively less dangerous
2. Only grows to about 1,000-1,200
feet tall and are usually created
from a single opening.
Module 1: Different Types of Volcanoes
TYPES OF VOLCANO based on structure
A. CINDER CONE volcano

3. The opening is a cone-


shaped structure, while the
steeps are formed of the
erupted, fragmented cinders
that fall close to the
chimney/vent.

https://study.com/academy/lesson/cinder-cone-
volcano-definition-facts-examples.html
Module 1: Different Types of Volcanoes
TYPES OF VOLCANO based on structure

4. They are built from


ejected lava fragments.
They have a steep slope,
wide crater and are the
most abundant of the
three major volcano
types.

https://www.quora.com/How-do-cinder-cone-volcanoes-form
Module 1: Different Types of Volcanoes
TYPES OF VOLCANO based on structure
Examples of CINDER CONE volcano are Taal Volcano
in Batangas, Smith Volcano found in Babuyan Group of
Islands, Mount Mayabobo found in Quezon Province, and
Mount Musuan in Bukidnon. And Paricutin in Mexico.
Taal Volcano in Batangas Mt. Paricutin, Mexico Smith Volcano in
Babuyan Islands

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Module 1: Different Types of Volcanoes
TYPES OF VOLCANO based on structure
B. Shield Volcano
1. Shield volcanoes are formed
by the accumulation of lava that
oozes out from the volcano.

2. Since non-viscous lava


can flow freely, a broad,
slightly domed structure
that resembles a warrior’s
shield is formed.
Module 1: Different Types of Volcanoes
TYPES OF VOLCANO based on structure
B. Shield Volcano
3. Shield volcanoes can be tall because of their
ample supply of magma, but tend to be very
broad, flat, rounded shapes, with less steep
slopes. Eruptions at shield volcanoes are only
explosive if water somehow gets into the vent.
Module 1: Different Types of Volcanoes
TYPES OF VOLCANO based on structure
B. Shield Volcano
4. Eruptions at shield volcanoes are only explosive if water
somehow gets into the vent.

Mauna Loa, Hawaii Nyamuragira is in Congo:


Module 1: Different Types of Volcanoes
TYPES OF VOLCANO based on structure
C. Composite Volcano or
Stratovolcano
1. Theyare the most
picturesque and the most-
deadly of the volcano types.
2. They are large, nearly
perfect sloped structure
formed from alternate
solidification of both lava and
pyroclastic deposits.
Module 1: Different Types of Volcanoes
TYPES OF VOLCANO based on structure
C. Composite Volcano or
Stratovolcano
3. One important feature of
a composite volcano is the
conduit system from which
magma rises to the surface
of the Earth. They are
formed from viscous, or
sticky, lava that does not
flow easily.
Module 1: Different Types of Volcanoes
TYPES OF VOLCANO based on structure
C. Composite Volcano
4.Their eruptions are dangerous
and explosive in nature, with
many layers of lava and
pyroclastic materials, the
current of rock and gas that can
reach 1,800°F and 450 mph,
killing any living organism in its
path immediately.
Module 1: Different Types of Volcanoes
TYPES OF VOLCANO based on structure
C. Composite Volcano examples
Mount Mayon in Albay Mt. Kanlaon in Negros Mt. Arayat in Pampanga Mount Apo in Davao Region

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2014/04/majestic-mt-apo-traverse-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzgJUt2AB30 kapatagan.html
Stratovolcano or Composite cone
volcano Mt. Vesuvius in Italy
Mt. Rainier , USA Mt. Fuji, Japan
1. Check your understanding: Name the type of volcano
as shown by the picture. Cinder, Composite or Shield

Smith Volcano in Babuyan Islands


2. Check your understanding: Name the type of volcano as
shown by the picture. Cinder, Composite or Shield

Mayon Volcano
3. Check your understanding: Name the type of volcano as shown
by the picture. Cinder, Composite or Shield
Mt. Helens in
Washington
4. Check your understanding: Name the type of volcano
as shown by the picture. Cinder, Composite or Shield

Mt Fuji In
Japan
5. Check your understanding: Name the type of volcano
as shown by the picture. Cinder, Composite or Shield
Mauna Kea in
Hawaii
6-7. Meaning of PHIVOLCS

8-10. classification of volcanoes according to activity.


For your activity, you are
to accomplish 2.
1. Parts of a volcano
2. Types of Volcano
Form of Volcano
Characteristics of lava
Shape of Volcano
Type of Eruption
Performance Title : Self video of Erupting
Task: volcano
What to In your video, NO NEED TO TALK, just show
do: yourself
1. Show the showing
materials : used like vinegar, food
to be
coloring and baking soda, bottle, newspaper and
2. sand.
How to make a volcano using the available materials
you have and mix the substances needed for a volcano
3. Prepare
to erupt an erupting volcano.
4. Show

DUE DATE: February 28, 2022 ; You may work as Individual or


with a partner and Limit your video from 2-3 minutes only

Reminder: Try to do the experiment or activity outside due to


the mess
Cinder Smith Volcano in Babuyan Islands

Mt. Mayon in Albay Composite

Mt Helens WA USA CINDER Cone


Volcano
Mt Fuji COMPOSITE
VOLCANO
Shield Mauna Kea in Hawaii
Something to Volcano concept map: Based on the pictures,
do: give 5 descriptions of a volcano. Due 8pm

VOLCANO
Volcano concept map: Based on the pictures, give 5
descriptions of a volcano.
GASES COME
OUT

EMITS VOLCANIC
HOT LAVA
VOLCANO EARTHQUAKE

HAS
OPENING ON
DIFFERENT
TOP (CRATER)
SHAPES
Module 1: Types of volcanoes- Unlocking of difficulties
1. Hot molten material deep inside the Earth?
Magma
2. Throwing out of molten materials, steam &
other materials from the volcano.
Volcanic eruption
3. Hot liquid rocks ejected on the surface of
an erupting volcano.
Lava
Lava pyroclastic materials Magma
viscosity tectonic plate Volcanic eruption
Unlocking of difficulties

4. Gigantic pieces of the Earth’s crust and


uppermost mantle.
Tectonic plates
5. Fragments of rock erupted by a volcano.
pyroclastic materials

Lava pyroclastic materials Magma


viscosity tectonic plates Volcanic eruption
Are you familiar with Pacific Ocean Ring of
Fire? What is your idea about this?
Pacific Ocean Ring of Fire or Circum-Pacific Belt
The Ring of Fire is an area around the Pacific
Ocean where 70% of the volcanoes are located
and 90% of the earthquakes occur. It is a
horseshoe-shaped belt about 40,000 km long and up
to about 500 km wide.
Assign. 3.1
1. How many volcanoes are found in
Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao?
2. How many are active and inactive
volcanoes

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