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S5 Geog 1st Term Joint Test Revision

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
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1.

The energy of a river is affected by the following factors: (choose all correct answers)

a)

the speed of water flow

b)

the amount of channel water

c)

the size of the ocean

d)

the amount of water in the hydrological circulation

2.

The volume of river water passing a given cross-section of its channel within a given period of time (usually in a second) in known as _____________.

a)

watershed

b)

confluence

c)

estuary

d)

discharge

3.

Four major types of erosion include attrition, abrasion, solution and (a)   action.

4.

Three directions of erosional processes include headward erosion, lateral erosion and (a)   erosion (a.k.a. downcutting)

5.

Select all the correct factors below which can help increasing the amount of channel water:

a)

Increase of drainage density

b)

Decrease of vegetation cover

c)

Increase of the permeability of rocks

d)

Decrease in rainfall

e)

Increase in the steepness of slope

6.

In the middle course of a river, transportation is the major fluvial processes which include solution, suspension, saltation and (a)   (happens when boulders rolled & dragged along the river bed).

7.

_______________ is significant in the lower course. It occurs at the estuary and the inner banks of the river. It also occurs at the river bed during summer season.

a)

Erosion

b)

Transportation

c)

Deposition

8.

When the river starts to lose its energy, it drops the __________ & __________ load first. This process is known as sorting.

a)

lighter

b)

heavier

c)

larger

d)

smaller

9.

The boundary of a river basin is known as the (a)   .

10.

Which part of the river has the most gentle gradient of slope?

a)

lower course

b)

middle course

c)

upper course

11.

____________ is the part of the water cycle that that the raindrop is intercepted by the leaves of trees, prevent it from falling onto the ground in great force. This helps to lower the risk of soil erosion.

a)

infiltration

b)

percolation

c)

interception

d)

throughflow

12.

The process by which water is transferred from the land to the atmosphere by evaporation from the soil and other surfaces and by transpiration from plants is known as (a)   .

13.

(T/F) There is an increase in evaporation because more ground surface is exposed to the sun after deforestation.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

When forest is converted into a farmland, which of the following results are correct? (Select all correct answers)

a)

There is a decrease in surface runoff because of a more active rate of evaporation.

b)

More farming activities draw more water from the river for irrigation or pump water from the well thus groundwater storage decreases.

c)

The amount of soil water will increase because crops can hold more water in soil than forest.

d)

Deforestation means more infiltration and percolation.

15.

What are the benefits of living near the rivers? (Choose all correct answers)

a)

Rivers provide water for daily life usage

b)

Rivers can be used for navigation

c)

Rivers promote saline water fishery

d)

Rivers facilitate economic activities by providing water for industrial and commercial uses

e)

Rivers provides irrigation water for agicultural activities

16.

River (a)   is the area of land drained by the main river and its tributaries.

17.

The overland flow decreases when... (choose all correct answers)

a)

the infiltration rate decreases

b)

the precipitation rate decreases

c)

the slope becomes steeper

d)

the permeability of the rocks become higher

18.

Which of the following gradient of the valley slope is steeper?

a)

1:3

b)

1:30

19.

Which type of erosion takes place when the pieces of rock in the load collide and break into smaller pieces, which makes the load more round and smooth?

a)

attrition

b)

corrasion/ abrasion

c)

corrosion/ solution

d)

hydraulic action

20.

Small stones and pebbles which bounce along the river bed is one method of transportation that is known as ______________.

a)

suspension

b)

saltation

c)

traction

d)

solution

21.

Which method of transportation will move the load farthest away?

a)

suspension

b)

traction

c)

saltation

d)

solution

22.

Which method of transportation will consume most of the river's energy?

a)

suspension

b)

traction

c)

saltation

d)

solution

23.

Large and heavy boulders and rocks are rolled and dragged along the river bed. This kind of fluvial transportation movement is called ___________.

a)

suspension

b)

traction

c)

saltation

d)

solution

24.

Fine, light materials are carried along without touching the river bed. This kind of fluvial transportation movement is called ___________.

a)

suspension

b)

traction

c)

saltation

d)

solution

25.

Small stones and pebbles bounce along the river bed. This kind of fluvial transportation movement is called ___________.

a)

suspension

b)

traction

c)

saltation

d)

solution

26.

Soluble minerals are dissolved and carried downstream. This kind of fluvial transportation movement is called ___________.

a)

suspension

b)

traction

c)

saltation

d)

solution

27.

Which type of river load can be transported even when the river has a very small energy?

a)

dissolved load

b)

boulders

c)

pebbles

d)

clay

28.

Which type of river load can be transported even when the river has a very small energy?

a)

dissolved load

b)

boulders

c)

pebbles

d)

clay

29.

Dissolved load is a kind of soluble minerals. Clay, silt and sand are suspended load. What are pebbles and boulders?

a)

bad load

b)

bed load

c)

bank load

d)

less resistant load

30.

River rafting is a fun but dangerous activity that are usually being held in which of the following river landforms?

a)

waterfall

b)

potholes

c)

V-shaped valley

d)

rapids