Why are descriptive classifications so useful?

A) They group items of similar appearance, making it easy to guess which rock type they are.
B) They describe classifications, making it easy to understand which classification the rock type falls into.
C) They are only used in Geology, so there is not much confusion.
D) They note similarities in creation, making it easy to understand formation processes.


Answer: A

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