vent The openingthrough whichmolten rock andgas leave avolcano  explosiveA type oferuptioncaused byhigh-silicamagmasilicaA materialfound inmagma thatdeterminesits viscosityShieldvolcano(picture)magmachamber(picture)MountStHelensAn exampleof a volcanothat eruptsexplosivelydormantNot currentlyactive but ableto becomeactive in thefuturelavaMagmathat hasexited thevolcanofires, ash,gasses,landslidesSome of themanyhazards fromvolcaniceruptionspahoehoeLava found inHawaii, causedby very runny,low-silica lava,Looks verysmoothviscosityThetendency ofliquids toresist flowingKilaueaAn exampleof a volcanothat eruptsquietlyaalava found inHawaii, causedby med/low-silica lava,looks verybumpypahoehoe(picture)lavaplateauA wide, flatlandform thatresults fromnonexplosiveeruptions of lavathat spread over alarge areaquietA type oferuptioncaused bylow-silicamagmaaa(picture)lavaflowThe areacovered bylava as it poursout of avolcanoes ventcrater A bowl shapedarea that may format the top of avolcano aroundthe central vent  activevolcanoA volcano thatis currentlyerupting orhas eruptedrecentlypipeA long tubethrough whichmagma movesfrom the magmachamber toearths surfacemagmaWhat lava iscalled beforeit exits thevolcanomagmachamberThe pocketbeneath avolcanowhere magmacollectsextinctvolcanoA volcanothat is"dead," or notexpected toerupt again.CompositevolcanoA tall cone-shapedmountain, alsoknown as astratovolcanovolcanoA mountainor hill formedby eruptionsand flowinglavapyroclasticflowThe flow ofash,cinders,bombs,andgases down the side ofa volcano during anexplosive eruptionCalderaA large cratercaused by anexplosion in avolcano thatcauses a deepdepressionCinderconevolcanoA steep, cone-shaped hillmade up ofvolcanic ash,cinders, andbombsvent The openingthrough whichmolten rock andgas leave avolcano  explosiveA type oferuptioncaused byhigh-silicamagmasilicaA materialfound inmagma thatdeterminesits viscosityShieldvolcano(picture)magmachamber(picture)MountStHelensAn exampleof a volcanothat eruptsexplosivelydormantNot currentlyactive but ableto becomeactive in thefuturelavaMagmathat hasexited thevolcanofires, ash,gasses,landslidesSome of themanyhazards fromvolcaniceruptionspahoehoeLava found inHawaii, causedby very runny,low-silica lava,Looks verysmoothviscosityThetendency ofliquids toresist flowingKilaueaAn exampleof a volcanothat eruptsquietlyaalava found inHawaii, causedby med/low-silica lava,looks verybumpypahoehoe(picture)lavaplateauA wide, flatlandform thatresults fromnonexplosiveeruptions of lavathat spread over alarge areaquietA type oferuptioncaused bylow-silicamagmaaa(picture)lavaflowThe areacovered bylava as it poursout of avolcanoes ventcrater A bowl shapedarea that may format the top of avolcano aroundthe central vent  activevolcanoA volcano thatis currentlyerupting orhas eruptedrecentlypipeA long tubethrough whichmagma movesfrom the magmachamber toearths surfacemagmaWhat lava iscalled beforeit exits thevolcanomagmachamberThe pocketbeneath avolcanowhere magmacollectsextinctvolcanoA volcanothat is"dead," or notexpected toerupt again.CompositevolcanoA tall cone-shapedmountain, alsoknown as astratovolcanovolcanoA mountainor hill formedby eruptionsand flowinglavapyroclasticflowThe flow ofash,cinders,bombs,andgases down the side ofa volcano during anexplosive eruptionCalderaA large cratercaused by anexplosion in avolcano thatcauses a deepdepressionCinderconevolcanoA steep, cone-shaped hillmade up ofvolcanic ash,cinders, andbombs

3-2/3-3 Volcanic Eruptions & Landforms Vocabulary - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The opening through which molten rock and gas leave a volcano
    vent
  2. A type of eruption caused by high-silica magma
    explosive
  3. A material found in magma that determines its viscosity
    silica

  4. Shield volcano (picture)
  5. magma chamber (picture)
  6. An example of a volcano that erupts explosively
    Mount St Helens
  7. Not currently active but able to become active in the future
    dormant
  8. Magma that has exited the volcano
    lava
  9. Some of the many hazards from volcanic eruptions
    fires, ash, gasses, landslides
  10. Lava found in Hawaii, caused by very runny, low-silica lava, Looks very smooth
    pahoehoe
  11. The tendency of liquids to resist flowing
    viscosity
  12. An example of a volcano that erupts quietly
    Kilauea
  13. lava found in Hawaii, caused by med/low-silica lava, looks very bumpy
    aa
  14. pahoehoe (picture)
  15. A wide, flat landform that results from nonexplosive eruptions of lava that spread over a large area
    lava plateau
  16. A type of eruption caused by low-silica magma
    quiet
  17. aa (picture)
  18. The area covered by lava as it pours out of a volcanoes vent
    lava flow
  19. A bowl shaped area that may form at the top of a volcano around the central vent
    crater
  20. A volcano that is currently erupting or has erupted recently
    active volcano
  21. A long tube through which magma moves from the magma chamber to earths surface
    pipe
  22. What lava is called before it exits the volcano
    magma
  23. The pocket beneath a volcano where magma collects
    magma chamber
  24. A volcano that is "dead," or not expected to erupt again.
    extinct volcano
  25. A tall cone-shaped mountain, also known as a stratovolcano
    Composite volcano
  26. A mountain or hill formed by eruptions and flowing lava
    volcano
  27. The flow of ash,cinders,bombs,and gases down the side of a volcano during an explosive eruption
    pyroclastic flow
  28. A large crater caused by an explosion in a volcano that causes a deep depression
    Caldera
  29. A steep, cone-shaped hill made up of volcanic ash, cinders, and bombs
    Cinder cone volcano