classification of volcanoes based on mode

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Across
  1. 2. Currently erupting or showing regular signs of activity (gas emissions, small earthquakes) with a history of eruptions in recent times (e.g., Mount Etna in Italy, Kilauea in Hawaii)
  2. 3. Currently quiet and inactive, but retain the magma supply and potential to erupt again in the future (e.g., Mount Fuji in Japan, Mount Pinatubo)
Down
  1. 1. Have not erupted for thousands of years and have no active magma supply, meaning they are not expected to erupt again (e.g., Mount Kenya)