100% Complete (Verified answers) Graded A+ Question 11 / 1 point The result of differential stress (pressure) on rocks can: Question options: cause mineral crystals to dissolve perpendicular to the stress. cause the rocks to partially erode. make the rock

100% Complete (Verified answers) Graded A+ Question 11 / 1 point The result of differential stress (pressure) on rocks can: Question options: cause mineral crystals to dissolve perpendicular to the stress. cause the rocks to partially erode. make the rock become unrecognizable. cause new minerals to grow randomly in the protolith. Question 2 Which of the following is true of metamorphic rocks? Question options: They form when rocks melt under intense heat and pressure They form as a result of volcanic processes. They form as a result of weathering and erosion. 4 / 4 points Question 3 Which metamorphic facies is associated with subduction zones? Question options: 4 / 4 points greenschist epidote-eclogite They form as a result of intense heat and pressure. lawsonite-blueschist cause mineral crystals to align parallel to each other. granulite View Feedback Question 4 4 / 4 points The parent rock of a metamorphic rock is what? Question options: The rock after it was subjected to metamorphism. Question 5 The first rock formed during metamorphism. The rock as it is subjected to metamorphism. 4 / 4 points What are the textures of metamo