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Rivers
Water erosion
Beaches
Stream effects
Drainage basin
100
A stream flows through a steep valley swiftly
What is young river?
100
A stream gets water from this land thing.
What is rills / gullies?
100
Deposits of sediment parallel to shoreline.
What is a beach?
100
Triangular shaped deposit of sediments emptying into ocean or lake from a river.
What is a delta?
100
Water that soaks into the ground and collects in pores and empty spaces and is an important source of drinking water
What is groundwater?
200
A curve in a stream's channel.
What is meander?
200
_________ is a broad, deep rill channel.
What is gully erosion?
200
Sediments forming sand.
What is rocks, seashells, and corral?
200
River water empties into a flat valley from mountainous valley.
What is alluvial fan?
200
Where rivers and streams get water.
What is drainage basin?
300
You first see a meander in this.
What is mature river?
300
Forms during a heavy rain.
What is rill erosion?
300
Made of broken rock and seashells.
What is sand?
300
The fine-grained sediment that is suspended in the flow of water in a stream.
What is suspended load?
300
Four things affecting amount of runoff.
What is vegetation, length of time it rained, hoe heavily it rained, and slope of the land?
400
Rapids and water falls are in this type of stream.
What is young stream?
400
A crescent-shaped body of water formed from a single loop that was cut off from a meandering stream.
What is an oxbow lake?
400
Common features on rocky shoreline.
What is rocks and cliffs?
400
Happens to sediment in a river when it slows down.
What is Deposition?
400
Hot spring erupts periodically.
What is geyser?
500
_____________ flows through a flat floodplain.
What is old stream?
500
Rain water carrying sediment but not in a channel.
What is sheet erosion?
500
Acts on shorelines keeping them the same, change constantly, and change occasionally.
What is waves, currents, and tides?
500
Rainwater carries sediments but doesn't flow in a channel.
What is gully?
500
Percent of freshwater existing as groundwater.
What is 14%?