A very broad volcano with shallow slopes formed from lava that flows easily is a
A) cinder cone.
B) basin.
C) composite cone.
D) dome.
E) shield cone.

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A shield cone volcano is a broad, gently sloping volcano that is formed by the accumulation of fluid basaltic lava. Due to its low viscosity, the lava can flow easily and travel far distances, resulting in shallow slopes.

A Very Broad Volcano with Shallow Slopes Formed from Lava