When soluble particles are dissolved into the river it is called:

Which process involves large boulders and rocks being rolled along the river bed?

Which Process involves small pebbles and stones being bounced along the river bed?

The load of the river is all the materials carried by the water

Tiny particles such as silt are usually transported:

How many ways is the load transported in the river?

What is meant by deforestation?

Impermeable rocks

_____________ is a flow of water over land that is usually dry.

A plan to try to stop flooding by either a river or the sea.

Rain falling on concrete and tarmac is unable to soak into the ground.

Rain falling on a steep slope runs slowly downhill towards a river.

If rain has been falling for some time, the soil may become full of water.

Rain is unable to soak through the crust and so remains on the surface.

The process of restoring stream channels and adjacent areas to a more natural state.

The volume of water moving by a particular location in a river per unit time is the rivers

Water that does not infiltrate but moves over the surface of the Earth is called

A natural process of over-bank flow is called

What is the name for the part of the hydrograph where the waters are going up?

Which arrives first?

What is the missing label on this diagram?

Which is the LEAST likely environment to flood?

Drainage basins with high levels of ______ are MOST likely to flood.

It is better to have a... lag time