Six landforms created by rivers

This landform shown in the photo is created by the erosive power of the river. It is found in the upper source of the river. It is a

• V shaped valley

• Waterfall

• River delta

• Meander

This diagram show the process of the creation of a ....

• Meander

• Waterfall

• Gorge

• V shaped valley

Deep pools are formed in the outer bend of a meander because the flow of the river at that point is ...

• fastest

• slowest

This photo shows a landform that is formed by the erosion and the deposition of material by the river. It happens along the middle and lower course of the river. This is called a...

• Gorge

• River delta

• V shaped valley

• Meander

A river meander grow because of the continual erosion of the outer bend and deposition at the inner bend of the river. When this process occurs for a long time, eventually ______ is created.

• a waterfall

• a gorge

• an oxbow lake

• a V-shaped valley

This photo shows a waterfall that is created when the river flow over a layers of soft and hard rock. The valley that is formed when the waterfall retreats is called _____ .

• a V shaped valley.

• a gorge.

• a meander.

• an oxbow lake.

The photo shows a landform created by a river as it cuts V shaped valley between areas of hard rock. This is called ________.

• interlocking spurs.

• waterfalls.

• gorge.

• meanders.

This photo shows the formation process of ........... .

• Meander.

• V shaped valley.

• Gorge.

• Waterfall.

In the photo, what is the river process that occurs where the river current is fastest?

• Deposition

• Erosion

In the photo above, what is the river process that occurs where the river current is slowest?

• Deposition

• Erosion