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REVIEW TIME!.

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[Audio] I will show you an image and I want you to tell me you observations. Muanswer na dayun. You are all correct..

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Volcanoes. Prepared by: Coni Richel M. Uriarte & Josh Marcley Villanueva.

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1. 2. 3. At the end of the lesson the students will be able to:.

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A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS.

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TEAMWORK!. LISTEN! With your respective groups, you are to guess the word through the picture shown in your screen. In answering, I will say the cue word and the group or any member of the group to type it correctly in the chatbox will have the chance to answer..

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ASH & GAS CLOUDS.

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LLjs SLOTH WRATH GRZED GLUTTONY.

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LLjs SLOTH WRATH GRZED GLUTTONY. CINDER CONE.

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COMPOSITE.

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LAVA FLOW.

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VOLCANO PARTS. crater main vent layers of lava and ash lava flow ash cloud volcanic bombs secondary vent conduit layers of rock magma chamber.

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The cloud of ash formed above the volcano from the force of volcanic explosion..

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The primary opening of the volcano through which magma and other rocks and gases flow..

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A pool of magma beneath the volcano.. MAGMA CHAMBER.

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Ash and Gas clouds. Main Vent. Volcanic bombs. Magma Chamber.

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ASH & GAS CLOUDS. LAVA FLOW. MAIN VENT. ASH & GAS CLOUDS.

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CLASSIFICATIONS OF VOLCANOES.

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SHIELD VOLCANO. This is formed by the accumulation of lava oozes out from the volcano. Because the lava that creates shield volcanoes is fluid and flows freely, a broad, slightly doomed structure that resembles a warrior’s shield is formed..

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SHIELD VOLCANO. This is formed by the accumulation of lava oozes out from the volcano. Because the lava that creates shield volcanoes is fluid and flows freely, a broad, slightly doomed structure that resembles a warrior’s shield is formed..

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COMPOSITE/ STRATOVOLCANO. Also known as stratovolcano. It has conical structure . This volcano is constructed layer by layer, as pyroclastic deposits and lava solidify..

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COMPOSITE/ STRATOVOLCANO. Also known as stratovolcano. It has conical structure . This volcano is constructed layer by layer, as pyroclastic deposits and lava solidify..

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CINDER CONE VOLCANO. This is built from ejected lava, rocks such as pumice, piled up one another. They have steep slope, wide crater, and is the most common and abundant type of volcano..

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CINDER CONE VOLCANO. This is built from ejected lava, rocks such as pumice, piled up one another. They have steep slope, wide crater, and is the most common and abundant type of volcano..

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LET’S DO THIS!.

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Mt. Versuvius , Italy.

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Mt. Versuvius , Italy. Composite Volcano.

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Mt. St. Helens, Italy.

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Mt. St. Helens, Italy. Shield Volcano.

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Why do volcanoes erupt?.

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Why do volcanoes erupt?. A volcano erupts when magma gases finds way to escape, so they burst to the surface through a vent. It can be gentle or very violent..

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LEVEL OF ERUPTION. If it is easy for the gases to escape, then the eruptions is very gentle. However, the lava is very runny and moves faster..

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LEVEL OF ERUPTION. Gas builds up and lumps of rock (bombs) and ash burst out of the volcano. This makes the lava thick and sticky..

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[Audio] This causes a hue explosion which can be big enough to remove the top of the whole volcano..