Question

a central crack forms where a thin section of earths crust breaks and molten rock seeps out. which geologic feature would result from this? glacier volcano shoreline earthquake

Explanation:

A glacier is a large mass of ice, not related to molten rock. A shoreline is the boundary between land and water. An earthquake is a sudden movement of the Earth's crust, not a feature formed by molten rock seeping out. A volcano is a geologic feature where molten rock (magma) seeps out through a crack in the Earth's crust, forming a vent for the molten material to reach the surface.

Answer:

B. volcano