The term 'weathering' differs from erosion because weathering involves: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The term 'weathering' differs from erosion because weathering involves:

A. Breakdown of Rocks in Place

B. Ocean Currents

C. Transportation of Material

D. Deposition of Sediments

Answer: Option A

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Weathering breaks down rocks in situ, whereas erosion involves removal and transport.

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