The Relevant Features and Behaviors of an Object Is Often

question 8

Multiple Choice

The relevant features and behaviors of an object is often referred to as a(n) __________ of real objects.

• A) Superclass
• B) Class
• C) Subclass
• D) Abstraction

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Definitions:

Welded Tuff

A type of rock formed from volcanic ash that has been sufficiently heated to weld together.

Felsic Lava

Magma or lava that is rich in lighter elements such as silicon and oxygen, typically forming light-colored volcanic rocks.

Volcanic Domes

Steep-sided, rounded extrusions of viscous lava from a volcano, often resulting from the slow extrusion of silica-rich magma.

Pyroclastic Flows

Fast-moving currents of hot gas and volcanic matter (collectively known as tephra) that move away from a volcano during an explosive eruption.