Generally a flat-looking volcano would be a shield volcano, but it is possible for a composite volcano to become shorter. During a particularly large eruption a composite volcano can collapse to form a bowl-shaped depression called a caldera. Examples include Mount Tambora and Mount Mazama. There are also complex volcanoes, which show characteristics of multiple volcano types and often have multiple vents. The island of Tenerife is such an example, as it is a shield that has several composite cones and cinder cones on it.
a flat looks like this b
Yes, that is the definition of a guyot. Or perhaps limited to a 'mountain' until you know for certain that it was a volcano.
the wider flatter kind of volcano
Thats either a Nutria or a Groundhog - both have furry tails instead of the broad flat tail like the Beaver, and can be quite large!!
Yes, "flat" is considered a short vowel word because the 'a' in "flat" is pronounced as a short vowel sound.
A flat looks like a back-to front b kinda.
It is called a side vent.
It looks like a flat shape with multiple sides.
Short
It is where the road looks flat but is actually a gradual climb.
No. The A has a short A sound as in flat and tag.
A cone.