what do you call the molten rocks beneath the earth's surface?
a. lava
b. magma
c. metamorphic
d. sedimentary
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b. magma
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Molten rocks beneath the earth's surface are called magma. (Option b)
- Extremely hot liquid or semi-liquid found under the earth's surface is called magma.
- It is the high pressure and temperature under the earth's crust that retains magma in its molten form.
- Magma occupies most of the earth's mantle.
- They can erupt out through the cracks and holes present in the crust. This phenomenon is called volcanic eruption.
- The magma thus reaching the earth's surface through volcanic eruption is called lava.
- Magma comprises minerals and dissolved gases like sulfur, carbon dioxide, and water vapor.
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