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What is the United Kingdom made up from?
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern-Ireland
Ireland
London is the capital of ...
England
The United Kingdom
Scotland
Wales
Northern-Ireland
Scotland's capital is ...
London
Cardiff
Belfast
Dublin
Edinburgh
The people of the UK speak ...
English
French
The river in London is called ...
the Thames
James
London River
Liverpool
London is famous for it's buses. These buses are called ...
double-deckers
buses
red buses
double-floors
Which part of the United Kingdom is this?
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern-Ireland
Which part of the United Kingdom is this?
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern-Ireland
Which part of the United Kingdom is this?
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern-Ireland
Which part of the United Kingdom is this?
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern-Ireland
The Queen of Great Britain is..
Queen Elizabeth I
Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Elizabeth III
Queen Elizabeth IV
This flag with a Red Cross is the flag of....
England
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Wales
This white cross on a blue blackground is the flag of ...
Scotland
England
Ireland
Wales
What is the official language in Great Britain?
English
French
Russian
Where is the UK situated?
Africa
Europe
Asia
America
How many parts does the UK consist of?
two
three
four
five
How many low tides are there on the river Thames in London every day?
0
2
1
8
Where does London get most of its drinking water today?
Bottled water from supermarkets
The River Thames
Underground pipes from the lake district
Londoners only drink tea
The length of the river Thames is ______.
246 km
346 km
The source of river Thames
North sea
South Sea
Thames Head
More than 100 fish species have been recorded in the Thames estuary over the past 30 years
true
false
The river that flows into large one
tributary
source
estuary
The river Thames flows to ________
South Sea
North Sea
Mediterranean Sea
What city does the River Thames go through?
Edinburgh
Manchester
London
The river is at its highest altitude
Upper course
Lower Course
Middle Course
The river is wider, but not at its widest
Upper course
lower course
Middle Course
The river is at its slowest
Lower Course
Middle Course
Upper Course
end of river
mouth
headwaters
tributary
confluence
where two or more rivers meet
tributary
mouth
headwaters
confluence
a smaller river flowing into a larger river
headwaters
tributary
Identify the given picture
Ox-bow lake
Delta
Meander
Attrition is when ..
large rocks smash against each other.
small rocks rub against the river bed.
sand and other fine particles float.
water flows into the rocks.
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
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
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 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
Tick the answers that are not natural causes of flooding
Urbanization
Steep Slopes
Rapid Snow melts
Deforestation
Floods are very _______.
dangerous
safe
different
destroy
Floods are caused by ______ rains
hard
heavy
harm
cloudy
Floods are caused by heavy rains and river ______.
lakes
bridges
flows
overflows
Trees and plants can _____ floods.
prepare
people
prevent
press
What should I do when a flood threatens?
Don't go outside your house.
Find somewhere else.
Leave that particular place
All the above
water changing from liquid to vapor
sublimation
condensation
evaporation
Liquid water changing into solid
melting
freezing
boiling
An under ground layer of water is
snow
glaciers
Aquifers
(a) is the process of separating salt from sea water to make it drinkable.
Water flowing in ___________ is fresh-water and NOT salty.
Rivers
Oceans
Seas
Identify the feature that cannot store the water
oceans
lakes
plains
Water is supplied mostly through the _______ in urban areas.
Canals
Tanks
Pipes
