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Metamorphic rock _____ igneous rock A) melts to form B) weathers to form C) crystallizes to form D) cannot change directly into
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Metamorphic rock _____ igneous rock
A) melts to form
B) weathers to form
C) crystallizes to form
D) cannot change directly into
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Answer:
D
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Metamorphic rock
cannot change directly into
igneous rock.
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