Geography · Rocks and Minerals
Regarding intrusive igneous rocks, which of the following statements are factually accurate? A. They are formed when magma cools slowly deep beneath the Earth's surface. B. Granite is a classic geological example of an intrusive igneous rock. C. Due to slow cooling, they generally exhibit a much coarser, large-grained crystalline texture than extrusive rocks. D. Intrusive rocks are chemically defined as being composed exclusively of 100% pure quartz.
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