Mount Etna of Italy has been active from …...
a) 300 years
b) 2500 years
c) 4000 years
d) 500 years
The volcanoes which have stopped ejecting lava but they can become active any time are called ………….
a) active volcanoes
b) Dormant Volcanoes
c) Extinct Volcanoes
d) none of these
..................in Italy is the example of dormant volcanoes.
a) Mount Vesuvious
b) Mount Kerry
c) Aconcagua
d) Mount Etna
The volcanoes which are not ejecting lava and cannot eject in future are called…………
a) active volcanoes
b) Dormant Volcanoes
c) Extinct Volcanoes
d) none of these
Mount Kerry and Aconcagua is the example of extinct volcanoes.
a) active volcanoes
b) Dormant Volcanoes
c) Extinct Volcanoes
d) none of these
The tectonically active volcanic mountain of Pacific Ocean is regarded as
a) Ring of Fire
b) mountain of fire
c) Ring of volcano
d) Island of volcano
The Ring of Fire, also referred to
as the Circum-Pacific Belt, is a path along the Pacific Ocean characterized by
active volcanoes and frequent earthquakes. The majority of Earth’s volcanoes
and earthquakes take place along the Ring of Fire.