1. From the name of which Roman god is the word "volcano" derived? Answer: (one word - 6 letters)

2. The Greeks had a counterpart to the Roman god of fire. What was his name? Hephaestus Ares Zeus Apollo

3. The Hawaiian goddess of fire is said to live in the volcano Kilauea. Who is she? Namakaokahai Pele Haumea Kapo

4. This volcano, which erupted violently in May 1980, has the Native American name of Louwala-Clough. Mount Adams Mount Hood Mauna Loa Mount St Helens

5. This Japanese volcano's name derives from a word meaning "fire" or "deity of fire"; Mt _____. Answer: (one word - four letters)

6. According to legend, this Mexican volcano is supposedly a warrior holding a smoking torch, standing guard over the body of the woman he loves. Popocatapetl Iztaccihuatl Paricutin Pico de Orizaba

7. The volcanic island of Surtsey was named after a god of fire from which mythology? Hawaiian Mayan Norse Roman

8. Legend has it that this island was destroyed by a massive volcanic eruption/earthquake/tidal wave as punishment by the gods because its people were becoming too greedy and self-absorbed. Crete Atlantis Sicily Cyprus

9. The native people of this region believed that the peaks of its volcanoes were inhabited by mountain spirits called gomuls. Indonesian archipelago Kamchatka peninsula Australia Japan

10. A Filipino legend tells that this mountain concealed a father weeping for his dead daughter. Mayon Hibok-Hibok Taal Pinatubo