What is the difference between magma and lava? a. Magma is molten rock, lava is hot solid rock and water. b. Magma is black, lava is red. c. Magma is found below the Earth's surface, lava is found on the Earth's surface. d. There is no difference between lava and magma.

The Correct Answer is C

Explanation:

Magma is formed of molten rock and is collected in the Earth's deposit.

Magma originates from an Italian term that means a solid, sticky material, which is how molten rock performs within the Earth.

Lava is magma that approaches the exterior of our globe through a volcano ventilator.

Lava is another Italian term, means to drive, which is what molten rock does once it approaches the surface.