Question

Intrusive landforms are formed inside the earth when the magma solidifies in different shapes. These are ______.

Options

• Batholith

• Laccolith

• Lapolith

• All of these

Answer 1

Intrusive landforms are formed inside the earth when the magma solidifies in different shapes. These are batholiths, laccoliths, and lapoliths.

Explanation:

Intrusive landforms form inside the earth when magma solidifies in different shapes such as batholith (large underground masses), laccolith (dome-shaped sills), and lapolith (saucer-shaped basins). All these are types of intrusive landforms formed by solidified magma inside the earth.