Which of these events moves small pieces of rocks away from where they originally formed? a Deposition

b Weathering

c Erosion

d Oxidation

Option C

Explanation:

Lets use the process of elimination to find the answer to this question. It's not option B because weathering is the breaking down of rocks through things that the Earth atmosphere comes into contact with like rain or living organisms, it's not option A because deposition is using bodies of water like rivers to lay down and compact rocks together using the strength of the stream. It's not option D because oxidation is a type of chemical reaction that has nothing to do with moving rock particles, leaving option C therefore it is your answer.

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