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Volcanic domes

Strato-volcanoes

Calderas

Monogenetic cones (correct)

High-silica or rhyolitic magma

Viscous magma

Intermediate silica or andesitic magma (correct)

Low silica or basaltic magma

Volcanic domes are mound-shaped, while monogenetic cones are cone-shaped

Volcanic domes are typically found in clusters around a central crater, while monogenetic cones are usually solitary

Volcanic domes are associated with low silica or basaltic magma, while monogenetic cones are associated with high-silica or rhyolitic magma

Volcanic domes are formed by repeated slow extrusion of viscous magma, while monogenetic cones are formed by explosive eruptions (correct)

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