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Which process moves sedimentary particles? A) Melting B) Erosion C) Deposition D) Weathering
Answer
B) Erosion. Erosion is the process that transports weathered sedimentary particles from one place to another by agents like water, wind, ice, or gravity.
Explanation
What the question is really asking
You are choosing the process that moves sediment particles from their original location to a new location.
Match each option to its role in the rock cycle
- Weathering: breaks rock into smaller pieces (creates sediment) but does not mainly transport it.
- Erosion: moves (transports) sediment by rivers, wind, glaciers, waves, or gravity.
- Deposition: drops and settles sediment when the transporting force slows down.
- Melting: turns solid rock into magma, not a sediment process.
Why the correct choice is erosion
Since the question says "moves sedimentary particles," the transport step is erosion, so B is correct.
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