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Rocks that are formed by the cooling of magma are called:
igneous rocks
rock salts
metamorphic rocks
sedimentary rocks
- Option 1: Igneous rocks
- Correct Answer
- Form from the cooling and solidification of magma or lava.
- Two types: intrusive (cool beneath Earth's surface) and extrusive (cool on the surface).
- Option 2: Rock salts
- Not correct in this context.
- Form from the evaporation of saline water, usually in enclosed water bodies.
- Option 3: Metamorphic rocks
- Form from existing rocks that change due to pressure, heat, or chemical processes.
- Option 4: Sedimentary rocks
- Form from the accumulation or compaction of mineral and organic particles.
Igneous rocks are distinct because they start as molten material that cools and hardens.
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