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dejastew

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Evaluate the following statement. Convection is a method of heat transfer that requires movement and is not possible in the solid rock regions of Earth.
 
  A) This statement is true; however, convection occurs in the pliable regions of Earth and causes earthquakes to move solid rock.
  B) This statement is false; convection occurs in all three states of matter.
  C) The statement is true; heat transfer occurs only by other methods in the solid rock regions of Earth.
  D) The statement is false; solid rock movement is possible at a slow rate.

Question 2

How do you describe folded rocks?
 
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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

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