Question

35. A dome of rock pushed up by a magma sill is a ___________.

a. batholith
b. laccolith

Answer 1

A dome of rock pushed up by a magma still is a laccolith

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

A dome of rock pushed up by a magma sill is a

b. laccolith

Step-by-step explanation:

• The option a is not correct as the batholith is such a rock body that is made up of cooled magma in the crust of Earth.
• The option b is correct as the laccolith is such type of rock body that is present between two layers of a rock giving it a shape of dome.