1. Volcanology is the science of studying volcanoes. What type of science is volcanology? Seismology Geology Physical geography Paleontology

2. Which of the following locations would a volcanologist be least likely to work? Antarctica Sicily Iowa Japan

3. If you were asked to collect tephra from a volcano, what would you be picking up? Smoke samples Soil samples Burned and scorched vegetation Pumice

4. What is a correlation spectrometer used for? Measuring the amount of sulfur dioxide emitted Measuring underground lava flow Measuring deformation of the ground around a volcano Measuring how much fun this quiz is

5. If, despite the odds, you make it through your volcanology courses, at which of the following places would you be least likely to apply to work? Oregon Geological Survey University of Hawaii Larry's Lava Lamp Outlet United States Geological Survey

6. What is the difference between lava and magma? Magma is actually the substance found in lava lamps There is no difference Lava is found in the earth's crust, magma is above ground Magma is found in the earth's crust, lava is above ground

7. A scientist studying an active volcano has to wear certain protective gear. Which of the following should be worn on their hands? Leather gloves Any kind of nonslip glove Rock climbing gloves Heat gloves

8. What does WOVO stand for? Washington-Oregon Volcanologists Organization World Organization of Volcano Observatories Wissenschaft ost Vulcan Oberhausen Waikiki-Oahu Volcano Observatory

9. Katia and Maurice Krafft were French scientists who were known worldwide for their work filming volcanic eruptions. As a volcanologist you may look up to the Kraffts. They died in 1991. How did they die? They died in a helicopter crash at Potocatepetl Mexico They died peacefully in their sleep They died when Mount Unzen erupted in Japan They died of boredom reading scientific reports

10. Working around volcanoes can be dangerous. Which of the following is NOT a hazard volcanologists typically face? Poisonous gases Drowning Hiking mishaps Blast of wind from an eruption