Question

When many layers of thin, runny lava build up a high, level area, the result is a

Answer 1

A


The eruption of a volcano lowers the temperature in the environment. The first time this observation was made, it was noticed that winter came aryl that year and the first snow that fell did not immediately melt on the ground. The ash and smoke from the eruption of volcanoes creates a cloud and shroud which dims the effect of the sun and the land gets less exposure to strong sunlight. This in turn results in the lowering of temperature.

Answer 2

When many layers of thin, runny lava build up a high, level area, the result is a lava plateau(A)

Further Explanations:

Volcanoes are the opening in the on the surface of the Earth from where lava, tephra, and steam from inside the earth erupts to the surface of the earth. The volcanic terrains get formed by the slow eruption of lava. Most of the eruption occurs due to the movement of the tectonic plates that creates pressure inside the earth and forces the lava top to erupt to the surface of the earth.

The lava which gets saturated in valleys after numerous eruptions forms an elevated region which is known as lava plateau. The lava that results in the formation of the lava plateau is of low viscosity and also have gases trapped in it. The plateau thus formed can be of a single volcano or of multiple volcanoes. One of the most extensive lava plateaus is present in the Atlantic region.

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Answer Details

Grade: High School

Subject: Geography

Chapter: Volcanoes

Keywords:Volcanoes, lava, tephra,steam, volcanic terrains, tectonic plates, lava plateau, low viscosity, multiple volcanoes, Atlantic region.