A metamorphic rock that undergoes uplift most likely would be exposed to

A. cooling.

B. crystallization.

C. deposition.

D. melting.

E. weathering.

E. Weathering - Sometimes the Earth's crust is forced to pull apart into smaller sections or pushed back together. Because of the constant movement, rocks underneath are brought up on the surface. This movement of rocks is referred to as uplift. When a metamorphic rock undergoes this process, it may be subjected to constant wear and tear. The rock will weather and may crumble into smaller pieces.