VOLCANISM IN PERU


Introduction

Welcome to a new way to learn about volcanoes!  The following webquest will take you through a study of volcanoes and to Peru to look at the specific volcanoes there!


The Task

After experiencing this webquest you should be able to answer questions about volcano cones, features, zones, fragments, eruptions, and predicting eruptions.  The webquest involves three challenges.  Each challenge will involve different activities.  The last challenge pulls everything together by concentrating on questions about the Peruvian volcanoes.


The Process

You will complete three challenges which involve different activities.  The final challenge ties all the activities together.

     

CHALLENGE 1
CHALLENGE 2
CHALLENGE 3


Evaluation

You will be evaluated on the Anticipation/Reaction Guide, the explanations along with it, and the Peruvian Volcano Questions.  These assignments should be turned in on time.  Late assignments result in one letter grade lower for each day late.
 
 
ASSIGNMENT
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SCORE
Anticipation
Reaction
Guide
Did not complete
assignment.
Completed
Anticipation, but
not Reaction.
2 days late.
Completed both 
parts, but 1 day
late.
Completed both 
parts, turned in 
on time.
Explanations
Did not complete
assignment.
Completed
Explanations
     2 days late.
Completed
Explanations
     1 day late.
Completed Explanations
and turned in 
       on time.
Peruvian
Volcano
Questions
Did not complete
     assignment.
Completed
Questions
     2 days late.
Completed
Questions
       1 day late.
Completed Questions
and turned in 
       on time.


Conclusion

Upon completion of this webquest you should have identified the type of zone for volcanic activity in Peru and come to understand the relationship between plate tectonics and volcanism in an area outside the United States.  You should also have a better understanding of volcanism in general.


Credits & References

Modern Earth Science. Sager, Robert J., et al.  Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1998.  pgs. 117-125.

http://www.eps.mcgill.ca/~glyn/latvolc/peru/Peru.html

http://onlinebiz.com/zach/index.htm

http://24.72.1.33/room205/earthquakevolcano/stevenvolcano/grouppage2.html