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Active Volcanoes in the Philippines

The document discusses the types of volcanoes, including shield, cinder cone, and composite volcanoes, with descriptions of their characteristics. It also highlights the active volcanoes in the Philippines, specifically Taal Volcano, and poses questions about their distribution and activity. The document encourages exploration of the Philippines' volcanic landscape and its significance in terms of active volcanoes globally.

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Active Volcanoes in the Philippines

The document discusses the types of volcanoes, including shield, cinder cone, and composite volcanoes, with descriptions of their characteristics. It also highlights the active volcanoes in the Philippines, specifically Taal Volcano, and poses questions about their distribution and activity. The document encourages exploration of the Philippines' volcanic landscape and its significance in terms of active volcanoes globally.

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Volcano

Give famous volcanoes in


the Philippines.
Types of volcano
There are three basic types of volcanoes: shield volcanoes, cinder cone volcanoes, and composite
volcanoes. Shield volcanoes are the largest and have gentle slopes formed by lava flows that spread
outwards, while cinder cone volcanoes are smaller and steeper with a cone-shaped appearance, formed by
the accumulation of loose pyroclastic materials. The most majestic of the volcanoes are composite
volcanoes, also known as strato-volcanoes. Composite volcanoes are tall, symmetrically shaped, with steep
sides, sometimes rising 10,000 feet high. They are built of alternating layers of lava flows, volcanic ash, and
cinders.
ACTIVITY:

ACTIVE VOLCANOES
IN THE PHILIPPINES
What’s a volcano?

A volcano is a conical mountain with


an opening called a crater which
contains magma and other volcanic
materials which build up its conical
shape.
What are the different active volcanoes here in the Philippines?

In what areas are these active volcanoes be found?

In what part of the Philippines has the least number of active


volcanoes? most number?

How do you know that volcano is an active volcano? Support


your answer.
Taal Volcano is considered as one
of the active volcanoes in the
Philippines. If you were living on
that area, what preparation would
you do if you notice that it is about
to erupt?
Volcano gallery
Describe the Philippines in
terms of the number of
active volcanoes.
Would you
consider it as
country having
the most
number of active
volcanoes in the
world?
THANKS

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