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What happens when molten material is heated from Earth’s core? A It sinks towards the core. B It rises up towards the crust. C Lava travels away from the core and forms the crust. D Lava travels away from
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What happens when molten material is heated from Earth’s core?

A It sinks towards the core.
B It rises up towards the crust.
C Lava travels away from the core and forms the crust.
D Lava travels away from the crust and forms the mantle

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B It rises up towards the crust
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B

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