How Are Impact Craters Different from Volcanic Craters

question 12

Multiple Choice

How are impact craters different from volcanic craters?

• A) They aren't. Scientists have to use other methods to determine whether the crater is volcanic or from asteroids.
• B) Impact craters are larger than volcanic craters.
• C) Impact craters involve heating of underlying rocks and volcanic craters do not.
• D) Volcanic craters involve intense pressure on underlying rocks and impact craters do not.
• E) Impact craters involve pressure and heating to rocks in much greater degrees than with volcanic processes.

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