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igneous rocks used to be liquid! | scishow kids
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where are intrusive rocks formed?
inside a volcano
outside a volcano
in an ocean far far away
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Explanation:

Intrusive (plutonic) igneous rocks form when magma cools slowly beneath the Earth's surface, which is inside a volcano's structure or within the Earth's crust (associated with volcanic systems). "Outside a volcano" is where extrusive (volcanic) rocks form, and "in an ocean far far away" is irrelevant. So the correct option is the one about inside a volcano.

Answer:

A. Inside a volcano