The Process of Breaking Rocks into Pieces Ranging in Size

question 15

Multiple Choice

The process of breaking rocks into pieces ranging in size from boulders to pebbles, sand grains, and silt, down to microscopic clay particles and dissolved solids is called:

• A) erosion
• B) weathering
• C) decomposition
• D) degradation
• E) denudation

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