Question

4. Do the same on the map of active volcanoes with the use of blue
marking pen.​

Answer 1

Answer:

You will trace the location of the Earthquake epicenter and the location of active volcanoes and also the location of mountain ranges in one plastic sheet using three different colors marking pen. ... This is because volcanic activity also produces earthquake.

Answer 2

• Maricardec ad lines are waiting for your help.
• On another plastic sheet, trace the volcanic areas using another marker pen.
• Place a seismic plastic sheet over a volcanic plastic sheet.
• Place two plastic sheets on top of a mountain map.
• Each volcano is represented by a small multicolored triangle with varying degrees of volcanic warning.
• Users can click on individual volcanoes to view a page of that volcano on the USGS website.
• The term “active volcanoes” is not limited to volcanic eruptions.
• The term is widely used to refer to those volcanoes that erupted during the Holocene era.
• Most of the world's active volcanoes are erupting at least one major eruption in a few hundred years.
• The mountain is one of the phonolite volcanoes in the world (due to the abundance of phonolite contained in its lava) and is the only active phonolite volcano in the world.