When magma<span> cools, </span>crystals<span> form because the solution is super-saturated with respect to some </span>minerals<span>. If the </span>magma<span> cools quickly, the </span>crystals<span> do not have much time to form, so they are very small. If the </span>magma<span> cools slowly, then the </span>crystals<span> have enough time to grow and become large.</span>
The correct answer is - the change of the total volume of water in the Earth's system.
The total volume of the water in the Earth's system is pretty much the same, and for it to change, and change the levels of the water in the oceans and seas, the Earth will have to go over a totally new conditions where either a new influx of water will reach our planet, or the heat will increase and the water will evaporate, for now that is not a possibility.
Liquid water is not a mineral