Q. What is the difference between magma and lava?

  • (A) Magma is liquid rock on Earth's surface, lava is underground
  • (B) Magma is underground molten rock, lava is molten rock on the surface
  • (C) Both are the same
  • (D) Magma is solid while lava is liquid
βœ… Correct Answer: (B) Magma is underground molten rock, lava is molten rock on the surface
Explanation: Magma exists beneath the Earth's crust, while lava is what magma is called once it erupts onto the surface.
Explanation by: Rati Dubey
Magma exists beneath the Earth's crust, while lava is what magma is called once it erupts onto the surface.

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