Bodies of Water in Motion: Rivers, Streams, and Waterfalls

The video explores bodies of water in motion, focusing on rivers, streams, and waterfalls. It discusses the unique physics of water, river anatomy, and the formation and types of waterfalls. The video also highlights how streams converge into rivers and the role of erosion in creating waterfalls.

What is the starting point of a river called?

• Confluence

• Headwater

• Delta

• Mouth

How do streams typically differ from rivers?

• Streams have a higher salt content

• Streams are deeper than rivers

• Streams have a permanent path

• Streams often flow into rivers

What is the area called where streams flow into a main river?

• Delta

• Confluence

• Headwater

• Tributary

Which of the following is a type of waterfall?

• Stream

• Cascade

• Confluence

• Delta

What natural events can create waterfalls besides erosion?

• Earthquakes

• Droughts

• Floods

• Tornadoes