Es la capa rígida que comprende las capas internas de la tierra. A) atmósfera

B) hidrosfera

C) litosfera

The lithosphere is the solid layer on top of Earth's interior layers.

Explanation:

The Earth is divided into numerous layers, all of which are unique with their own set of properties. The layer that is covering the other layers and is situated on top, pretty much rapping the other layers, is the lithosphere. The lithosphere is a solid layer, composed of rocks, and is the coldest of them all.

The lithosphere is actually the last layer that has formed. While the other layers formed at much earlier stages of Earth's formation and evolution, the lithosphere came much later. The answer is simple - the conditions were not right and Earth was simply too hot. Once Earth started to cool off, the surface started to solidify, thus forming the first crust that gradually covered all of the surface, and became a separate layer.

thats correct, but whats the question

explanation:

heat from the core of the earth causes convection currents to occur in the mantle. these currents slowly move the crust around.