Which is a volcanic landform built up from alternating lava flows and beds of pyroclasts?

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Stratovolcanoes are built up of alternating layers of lava flows and beds of pyroclastic material such as ash and pumice. Shield volcanoes, such as those in Hawaii, are built up primarily of fluid lava flows, while cinder-cone volcanoes are composed of loose volcanic debris that is ejected during explosive eruptions. Basalt plateaus are massive areas of flat-lying basaltic lava flows that spread out from a central source.

Which Is a Volcanic Landform Built Up from Alternating Lava