Rock that is still structurally a part of Earth's crust is called __________.
A)sediments
B)bedrock
C)outcrop
D)rock

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The term "bedrock" refers to rock that is still a part of Earth's crust and has not been eroded or weathered away. Sediments are loose particles of rock or mineral fragments that have been transported and deposited by natural forces, such as wind or water. An outcrop is a visible exposure of bedrock on the Earth's surface, but it does not necessarily need to be structurally part of the crust. "Rock" is a general term that can refer to any solid material composed of minerals or mineral-like substances, and does not specifically indicate whether it is part of the crust or not.

Rock That Is Still Structurally a Part of Earth's Crust