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Which kind of rock is formed when lava leaves a volcano and cools?
sedimentary
metamorphic
igneous
conglomerate
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What process that brings heat from the lower mantle toward the crust?
convection
compression
cementation
conduction
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Which boundary interaction is responsible for forming mountains on continental plates?
convergent plate boundary interaction
convective plate boundary interaction
divergent plate boundary interaction
transverse plate boundary interaction
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Which model closely resembles the thickness of the crust relative to the rest of the earth?
The crust is like caramel around a caramel apple.
The crust is like the yogurt around a yogurt-covered raisin.
The crust is like the peel of a grapefruit.
The crust is like the shell on a hard-boiled egg.
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The type of rock that is formed when lava leaves a volcano and cools is **igneous** rock.
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The process that brings heat from the lower mantle toward the crust is **convection**.
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The boundary interaction responsible for forming mountains on continental plates is **convergent plate boundary interaction**.
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The model that closely resembles the thickness of the crust relative to the rest of the earth is **the crust is like the shell on a hard-boiled egg**. This analogy illustrates how thin the Earth's crust is compared to the overall size of the Earth, similar to how the shell is thin compared to the entire egg.