Stream Dynamics and Assignment Management

Mr. Connelly apologizes for the lack of recent videos and discusses the factors affecting river speed and erosion. He explains a stream table experiment and provides instructions for an assignment using a data table. The video concludes with recommendations for students to check their work and stay stress-free.

What should students do if they are missing any assignments?

• Send an email or comment on Google Classroom

• Wait for Mr. Connelly to reach out

• Ask a classmate for help

• Ignore the missing assignments

What natural process has been shaping the land for billions of years?

• Erosion by moving water

• Wind erosion

• Earthquakes

• Volcanic eruptions

What materials are used in the stream table experiment?

• Only sand

• Clay, sand, rocks, and pebbles

• Water and soil

• Metal and plastic

How does increasing the angle of slope affect the stream speed?

• It decreases the speed

• It stops the flow

• It has no effect

• It increases the speed

What is the stream speed at a 5-degree slope with low flow?

• 43.5 cm/s

• 50 cm/s

• 70 cm/s

• 60 cm/s

What happens to stream speed when the volume of flow increases at a 5-degree slope?

• It stops

• It decreases

• It remains the same

• It increases

What is the relationship between the volume of flow and stream speed?

• Higher flow increases speed

• Higher flow decreases speed

• Flow volume has no effect

• Higher flow stops the stream

What is the predicted effect on stream speed during a flood?

• Speed decreases

• Speed remains constant

• Speed increases

• Speed stops

What should students do after completing the assignment?

• Ask a friend for help

• Check for missing assignments

• Ignore any other work

• Submit the assignment immediately

What is Mr. Connelly's recommendation for managing stress related to assignments?

• Ask for extensions on all assignments

• Ignore the stress

• Complete assignments early and check for missing work

• Procrastinate until the last minute