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    The document discusses active, inactive, and extinct volcanoes. It provides examples of volcanoes that fall into each category and describes the key differences between them. An active volcano has erupted within the last 10,000 years, while an inactive volcano last erupted over 1,000 years ago but could still erupt in the future. An extinct volcano has not erupted for over 10,000 years and is very unlikely to erupt again due to lack of magma flow. The document seeks to increase understanding of different volcano types and poses questions to check the reader's knowledge.

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    Active,

    Inactive and
    Extinct
    Volcanoes
    Do you have any
    knowledge about active,
    inactive, and extinct
    volcanoes?
    What is Active
    volcano?
    It is a volcano that has erupted
    during the Holocene (the current
    geologic epoch of last 10,000
    years), is currently erupting, or has
    the potential to erupt in the future.
    Examples of Active Volcano:

    Mayon Volcano Taal Volcano


    Examples of Active Volcano:

    Mount Arayat Mount Banahaw


    Examples of Active Volcano:

    Mount Pinatubo Mount Iriga


    Examples of Active Volcano:

    Mount Bulusan Mount Kanlaon


    Examples of Active Volcano:

    Mt. Camiguin de Mount Isarog


    Babuyanes
    Examples of Active Volcano:

    Mount Ragang Mt. Etna from


    Europe
    Examples of Active Volcano:

    Mt. Hibok-hibok Mount Apo


    Examples of Active Volcano:

    Mount Iraya Mount Dakut


    Examples of Active Volcano:

    Mount Pangasun Mount Musuan


    Examples of Active Volcano:

    Mount Matutum
    What is Inactive
    Volcano?
    Inactive/Dormant Volcano is a volcano
    that erupted a thousand years ago but
    might erupt again in the future.
    Examples of Inactive Volcano:

    Mount Malepunyo Mount Capistrano


    Examples of Inactive Volcano:

    Mount Makiling Mount Bulangao


    Examples of Inactive Volcano:

    Mt. Mahagnao Mount Pulag


    Examples of Inactive Volcano:

    Mauna Kea in Mount Thielsen in


    Hawaii Oregon
    Examples of Inactive Volcano:

    Mt. JA in Mexico Mount Pelee


    Examples of Inactive Volcano:

    Mount Fuji in Japan Popocatepetl in


    Mexico
    Examples of Inactive Volcano:

    Mount Kilimanjaro in Mount Ararat in


    Africa Turkey
    Examples of Inactive Volcano:

    Mount Kitanglad Orosi Volcano in


    Costa Rica
    Examples of Inactive Volcano:

    Mount Malindag Mount Pinukis


    Examples of Inactive Volcano:

    Mount Elephant in Mount Mahagnao


    Australia
    What is Extinct Volcano?
    Extinct volcanoes are those which
    scientists consider unlikely to
    erupt again. A volcano which has
    not erupted in the past 10,000
    years is extinct.
    Examples of Extinct Volcano:

    Mt. Alu Mount Abuyog


    Examples of Extinct Volcano:

    Mt. Bud Dajo Mt. Leonard Kniaseff


    Examples of Extinct Volcano:

    Mount Butay
    Mount Iraya
    Examples of Extinct Volcano:

    Mt. Huascaran Mt. Buninyong


    Examples of Extinct Volcano:

    Mt. BenNevis Benhamrise


    Examples of Extinct Volcano:

    Mt Aconcagua in Pilot Knob Volcano


    Argentina
    Examples of Extinct Volcano:

    Mt. Kenya in Kenya Mt. Ashitaka in


    Japan
    Examples of Extinct Volcano:

    Mt. Hohentwiel in Mt. Kilimanjaro in


    Germany Tanzania
    Examples of Extinct Volcano:

    Mt. Slemish in Shiprock Volcano in


    Ireland Mexico
    Examples of Extinct Volcano:

    Edinburgh Castle in Mt. Zuidwal in


    Scotland Netherlands
    What is the difference of active,
    inactive, and extinct volcano?
    An Active volcano is more likely to erupt as it erupted just recently and it has a
    strong volcanic activity, then Inactive volcanoes are volcanoes that didn't erupt
    for a long time and got silent but it's expected to erupt in the future if the magma
    rises again and does a volcanic activity but if it doesn't it will become frozen in
    time and will be called an extinct volcano, and lastly Extinct volcanoes, these
    volcanoes didn't erupt for like 10,000 years and even sometimes billions if years,
    it remains still and more unlikely to erupt again because sometimes it's crater is
    covered and they are cut off from their magma flow so they don't have enough
    lava to erupt again
    Do you have
    any questions?
    Thank you
    for listening!
    CREDITS: This template has been created by Slidesgo, and includes
    icons by Flaticon, infographics & images by Freepik and content by
    Eliana Delacour
    Identify Active, Inactive or Extinct Volcano

    Mt. Slemish in Shiprock Volcano in


    Ireland Mexico
    Identify Active, Inactive or Extinct Volcano

    Mt. Hohentwiel in Mt. Kilimanjaro in


    Germany Tanzania
    Identify Active, Inactive or Extinct Volcano

    Mt. JA in Mexico Mount Pelee


    Identify Active, Inactive or Extinct Volcano

    Mauna Kea in Mount Thielsen in


    Hawaii Oregon
    Identify Active, Inactive or Extinct Volcano

    Mt. Hibok-hibok Mount Apo


    Identify Active, Inactive or Extinct Volcano

    Mayon Volcano Taal Volcano


    Identify Active, Inactive or Extinct Volcano

    Mt. BenNevis Benhamrise


    Identify Active, Inactive or Extinct Volcano

    Edinburgh Castle in Mt. Zuidwal in


    Scotland Netherlands
    Congrats!!

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