Tiny rocks are found in soil. How do these rocks get so small? A. Water and air mix to make small rock. B. Plant roots push humus together to form small rocks. C. Larger rocks are broken down into small pieces by weathering. D. Bugs eat away big rocks until all that's left is small pieces

Geography

Question
Tiny rocks are found
in soil. How do these
rocks get so small?
A. Water and air mix to make small rock.
B. Plant roots push humus together to form small rocks.
C. Larger rocks are broken down into small pieces by
weathering.
D. Bugs eat away big rocks until all that's left is small
pieces
Answer

C. Larger rocks are broken down into small pieces by weathering.

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The process of weathering breaks down larger rocks into smaller pieces, including tiny rocks. Weathering can occur through physical or chemical means. Physical weather...
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