Which features form when magma cools beneath earth’s surface? check all that apply. 1) geysers 2) calderas 3) batholiths 4) volcanic necks 5) dome mountains

batholiths, volcanic necks, and dome mountains.

Explanation:

3) batholiths - structure formed when magma cools.

Magma is originated from volcanoes and it formed both Intrusive and extrusive landforms.

Explanation:

Dome mountains, calderas, and volcanic necks are extrusive landforms. Caldera is present in the top of the cone it leads to the widening of vent in the volcanoes. Dome mountains are the formed due to the slow moving lava after oozing out from vent. Batholith is the intrusive landform which is mass of igneous rocks, mostly this is called as granite rocks. Geysers are the spout of hot water and vapour from their craters.

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answer(c) carved on a babylonian clay tablet that showed earth as a flat circular disk;