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Which of the following was produced by oceanic- oceanic convergence? - - indonesia What geologic process is related to caldera formation? - - volcanism How do calderas form? - - Calderas form when the summit of a volcano collapses. Where is Crater Lake? - - Oregon In addition to rock deposits, what evidence do we have that the eruption that preceded the formation of Crater Lake was very large? - - The eruption was so large that the magma chamber under Crater Lake partially emptied, causing the volcano to become unstable and collapse. Why does Crater Lake have an island in it? - - The volcano is still active, and a new volcanic peak has formed. he Hawaiian Islands are near one end of a hot-spot track that stretches to Alaska - - true Volcanic activity located away from plate boundaries is associated with - - hot spots What type of convergent boundary associated with orogeny - - oceanic oceanic What geological phenomenon creates a mega tsunami? - - land slides What happens when a tsunami reaches the shoreline? - - When a tsunami reaches the shoreline, the front of the wave slows down, but the back of the wave is still traveling fast and pushes up against the front of the wave. Which type of landform is particularly prone to mega- tsunami generation? - - Large volcanic islands are particularly prone to mega-tsunami generation. Where do some scientists believe the next major volcanic island mega-tsunami-generating landslide will likely occur? - - Some scientists believe the next major volcanic island mega-tsunami-generating landslide will occur in the Canary Islands. I an oceanic plate-continental plate collision,which one dives under which? - - denser oceanic dives under continental What is a seismograph? - - instrument used to record earthquake waves. What is the underlying principle of seismograph construction? - - A heavy weight suspended within a moving box needs to overcome inertia, resulting in a slight delay in the motion of the weight after the box moves. When will the first earthquake waves arrive at a seismograph station? - - a short time after the earthquake occur What is the longest amount of time that might occur between earthquake occurrence and arrival of the first earthquake waves at a seismograph? - - several minutes Which of the following is correctly paired with the process that produced it? - - Sierra Nevadas: oceanic-continental convergence