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WorksheetsWeathering, Erosion, and Streams
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 23mins
Which statement best explains why this process results in weathering?
Which graph best represents the relationship between the discharge of a stream and the velocity of stream flow?
At which stage would a river have a lot of sediment deposition?
old
mature
youthful
rejuvenated
______________________ is the amount of water a river or stream can carry in a given amount of time.
Load
Gradient
Discharge
Alluvium
Deposition is likely to occur in a river
on the outside bank, when the water speeds up
on the outside bank where the water slows down
along the inside bank where the water speeds up
along the inside bank where the water slows down
Erosion is most likely greatest at locations
A and B
B and C
C and D
D and A
At which locations is the amount of deposition greater than the amount of erosion?
Which letter has a higher velocity?
A
B
Which letter is there more deposition occurring?
A
B
Which letter has the lowest velocity?
A
B
Which letter has the most erosion occurring?
A
B
What kind of river produces meanders like the ones in the image?
Young
Old
A bend or curve in a stream channel
headwaters
meanders
divide
ridge
The region near a stream bed where water from the stream overflows during floods.
floodplain
floodwaters
riparian zone
meadow
water flowing to the left
water flowing to the right
wind blowing to the left
wind blowing to the right
Select all factors affect the amount of runoff?
Vegetation
Amount of Rain
Slope of Land
Timespan of Rainfall
Type of Land/Soil
What are the 3 ways streams transport sediments?
Erosion, Leaching, and Suspension
Abrasion, Suspension, and Solution
Traction, Bedload, and Solution
Solution, Suspension, and Bedload
New deposition seals off the ends and the cut-off becomes an ________________ that will eventually dry up.
Oxbow Lake
Kidney scar
Flood Plain
Meander
What are the 4 agents of erosion?
Abrasion, Wind, Streams, and Climate
Wind, Water, Glacier/Ice, and Gravity
Wind, Water, Weathering, and Gravity
Weathering, Abrasion, Streams, and Glacier/Ice
As surface area decreases, the rate of weathering will...
Increase; due to more area of exposure
Decrease; due to less area of exposure
