Volcano Riddles for Earth Science Explorers

I am a mountain that breathes ash. What am I?

I race red and build new land when cool. What am I?

I clash beneath Earth and build pressure. What am I?

I seal a crater until pressure breaks me. What am I?

I'm a glowing pocket of molten rock far below the volcano. What am I?

I drift and darkens the sky after eruptions. What am I?

I spark inside an ash plume. What am I?

I cool underwater in rounded mounds. What am I?

I move sticky and slow into domes. What am I?

I warn people with color levels. What am I?

I am a wave born from volcanic collapse. What am I?

I feed crops after the blast. What am I?

I am history preserved in rock layers. What am I?

I track heat from satellites. What am I?

I turn fire and roar into a story. What am I?

I am molten rock before it reaches air. What am I?

I am the bowl at a volcano top. What am I?

I am the side opening where lava escapes. What am I?

I am the cone built by ash and rock. What am I?

I'm a chain of islands born from a hot spot under the sea, like Hawaii. What am I?

I am the blast of steam and gas. What am I?

I am the mudflow racing downhill. What am I?

I am the glassy black rock from fast cooling. What am I?

I am the hole left after collapse. What am I?

I am the scientist who studies eruptions. Who am I?

I am the rumble before a warning. What am I?

I am the safe path away from danger. What am I?

I am the museum rock with tiny bubbles. What am I?

I'm the cloud of gray powder blasted into the sky by an eruption. What am I?

I am the fiery line at a plate edge. What am I?