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| When hot ash falls from the sky after shooting out of the volcano |
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| A type of volcano that has a lava tube shaped like a cone. |
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| A giant hole on the planet. |
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| Molten rock inside the volcano or underground. |
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| A giant wave that is caused by earthquakes that makes a giant fast moving wall of water. |
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| A flood that accrues out of nowhere usually caused by land slides, dam breaks, earthquakes, or heavy rain or snow. |
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| Magma that has come above ground. |
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| A flow of fast moving mud usually caused by an earthquake, a flood, heavy rain or snow, or a dam break. |
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| A ball of lava that is released underwater that hardens to look like a pillow. |
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| A volcano that is not near a plate edge. |
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| A steep, rocky, and tall volcano. Usually the greatest volcanoes are. |
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| When a volcano erupts and the side collapses on itself creating a hole. |
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| When lava hardens over the vent creating a cap or dome. |
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