5. Thermal (contact) metamorphism occurs a) in areas surrounding igneous intrusions (magma bodies) b) only where...

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5. Thermal (contact) metamorphism occurs a) in areas surrounding igneous intrusions (magma bodies) b) only where gneiss is in

2. Igneous rocks can form deep underground or at the surface. a) True b) False

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The correct option is (A) since it occurs in areas surrounding an intrusion (coming in contact with that)

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Yes the statement is correct since igneous rocks can be both extrusive (at the surface) and intrusive (deep inside the surface).

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