Magma Chamber, This is the underground chamber where magma is stored before an eruption., Crater, The bowl-shaped opening at the top of a volcano., Shield, This type of volcano is broad and gently sloping, with non-explosive eruptions., Phreatomagmatic, This eruption type is caused when water meets magma, resulting in a violent explosion., Pyroclastic, The fast-moving, deadly cloud of hot gas and rock fragments during an eruption., Extinct, This volcano classification means it hasn’t erupted in millions of years and is unlikely to erupt again., Conduit, This is the passage through which magma travels upward during an eruption., Cinder, This type of volcano is steep-sided and formed from explosive eruptions of ash and cinders., Ring of Fire, The region around the Pacific Ocean known for frequent volcanic activity., Lahar, natural hazard caused by volcanic activity that involves mud and debris flowing down slopes.

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