WorksheetsSIR ICEBERG LEO QUIZ
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
How does a waterfall forms?
a waterfall forms when rain hits the rock
a waterfall forms at a steep drop in the long profile of a river
a waterfall forms at a shallow drop in the plunge pool river
a waterfall forms when a rock hits the plunge pool
River flows from?
Source to mouth
Mouth to source
What is a watershed
The dividing line between one drainage basin and another
Where the water breaks down rocks into smaller pieces
The fastest point in a waterfall
A point where the river no longer has energy to carry the rocks
What is abrasion?
The sheer force of rivers and sea flowing across the channels or cliffs
The dissolved material that are transported
When rocks and other materials are carried by either rivers and thrown against a river channel or cliff line
Small pebbles that bounced along the river bed
What is a plunge pool
A shallow pool at the end of a waterfall
A deep pool formed at the base of a waterfall
A pool created by the overflowing water from a river
A pool that is at its deepest point and most rocks stop there
What is precipitation?
Liquid absorbs heat gains energy, and turns into vapor
Water on the ground keeps down through soil and enter underground layers
Warm air cools, loses its ability to to hold vapour and turns into liquid vapour
Water droplets in clouds combine, grows heavy, and fall to earth as rain, snow, or hail
What is evaporation?
Water droplets in clouds combine, grows heavy and fall to earth as rain, snow or hail
Warm air cools, loses its ability to to hold vapour and turns into liquid vapour
Liquid absorbs heat and gains energy, and change into vapour
Water on the ground keeps down through soil and enter underground layers
What is infiltration?
Water on the ground keeps down through soil and enter underground layers
Warm air cools, loses its ability to to hold vapour and turns into liquid vapour
Water goes up to the air from water vapour caused by plants
Water droplets in clouds combine, grows heavy and fall to earth as rain, snow or hail
What can rivers be used for? (Pick 3)
Transportation
Shelter
Sports
Water supply
What could help manage flooding? (Pick3)
Boats and houses
Embankments
Demountable
Temporary defenses
What is hydraulic action?
Hydraulic action is the process by which waves compress air in rock crevices, causing the rocks to break apart.
Hydraulic action is a term used in gardening to describe plant watering techniques.
Hydraulic action is a type of water purification method.
Hydraulic action is a type of machinery used in construction.
What is interlocking spurs?
Interlocking spurs are a type of puzzle piece used in construction.
Interlocking spurs are a type of geological fault line.
Interlocking spurs are landforms that project into a valley, alternating from each side, and are formed by the erosive action of a river.
Interlocking spurs are a type of mountain peak formation caused by volcanic activity.
What is suspension?
Suspension refers to a type of musical composition that features a steady beat.
Suspension is a term used in abrasion process to describe a rocks movement in a certain river.
Suspension is a mixture in which solid particles are dispersed in a liquid or gas, but not dissolved.
Suspension is a type of bridge construction that uses is located near meanders
Who is sir eru's grandma?
Leo
iceberg
artic
Titanic
What happens if you fail in sir eru's test?
you will get remedial
you will be thrown in the river specifically the "meander"
you will get smashed by a gigantic belly flop
you will die
