Which best explains how heat plays a role in the movement of materials within Earth’s interior?

Heat causes atoms and molecules to absorb energy and move around.

Explanation:

Almost all of the material beneath the surface of the earth is in a liquid state which absorb heat coming from Earth's core. The heat causes these materials to move and flow because as the amount of heat increases, it gets absorbed by the atoms and molecules, causing them to move around and create motion.

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