Question

what is true of the rock cycle?
rocks rarely change from one type to another.
metamorphic rocks do not change.
sedimentary rocks crystallize from magma.
any rock can change into any other rock.

Explanation:

The rock cycle is a continuous process. Rocks are constantly changing from one type to another through various geological processes. Metamorphic rocks can change under different conditions. Sedimentary rocks form from sediment accumulation, not from magma crystallization. Magma crystallization forms igneous rocks. And it is a key concept of the rock cycle that any rock can change into any other rock type given the right conditions (e.g., through heat, pressure, weathering, erosion, deposition, etc.).

Answer:

Any rock can change into any other rock.