Water Erosion Practice

Water Erosion Practice

How does water move over the land and change the shape of Earth's surface?

Multiple Choice

The picture of runoff shows that it depends on

• amount of rain

• vegetation

• type of soil

• shape of land

• how people use the land

Multiple Choice

The picture of runoff shows that it depends on

• amount of rain

• vegetation

• type of soil

• shape of land

• how people use the land

Multiple Choice

The picture of runoff shows that it depends on

• amount of rain

• vegetation

• type of soil

• shape of land

• how people use the land

Multiple Choice

The picture of runoff shows that it depends on

• amount of rain

• vegetation

• type of soil

• shape of land

• how people use the land

Multiple Choice

The picture of runoff shows that it depends on

• amount of rain

• vegetation

• type of soil

• shape of land

• how people use the land

Multiple Choice

The smallest, thinnest paths of water running over the land are called

• rills

• gullies

• streams

• rivers

Multiple Choice

The second small, thin paths of water running over the land are called

• rills

• gullies

• streams

• rivers

Multiple Choice

The third large, thick paths of water running over the land are called

• rills

• gullies

• streams

• rivers

Multiple Choice

The biggest, largest paths of water running over the land are called

• rills

• gullies

• streams

• rivers

Multiple Choice

Which land formation from water erosion is pictured?

• valley

• waterfall

• flood plain

• meander

• oxbow lake

Multiple Choice

Which land formation from water erosion is pictured?

• valley

• waterfall

• flood plain

• meander

• oxbow lake

Multiple Choice

Which land formation from water erosion is pictured?

• valley

• waterfall

• flood plain

• meander

• oxbow lake

Multiple Choice

Which land formation from water erosion is pictured?

• valley

• waterfall

• flood plain

• meander

• oxbow lake

Multiple Choice

Which land formation from water erosion is pictured?

• valley

• waterfall

• flood plain

• meander

• oxbow lake