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1What is the definition of erosion?
- AThis is when the wind batters a tree so it falls over
- BThis is when a river picks up solution
- CThis is where the river begins
- DThis is when the river pushes water and already picked up stones and rocks which rubs against the bank. Creating a larger space
2Tick the options which are river processes
- Adecay
- Bdeposition
- Cerosion
- Dtransportation
- Eproduction
- Fbirth
- Adecay
3The definition of transportation is this:
When a river picks up the material that had been loosened by erosion and transports it further down the river- AVerdadeiro
- BFalso
4Which of these is the definition of Deposition.
- AWhen loosened materials are carried along the river
- BWhere the bank is eroded
- CWhere the river rolls a rock along the bottom because it is too heavy to pick up
- DWhen the material that has been eroded and transported is dropped
- AWhen loosened materials are carried along the river
5Drag and drop the write words into the right place
Erosion is where [blank_start]the river[blank_end] erodes away the bank. The material is [blank_start]loosened.[blank_end]- Aloosened.
- Bpushed in
- Cpushed so hard it flies into the air
- Dthe river
- Ethe trees
- Fthe animals
- Gthe humans
6Fill in the blanks with text.
Deposition is where the [blank_start]eroded material[blank_end] that has been [blank_start]transported[blank_end] down the river is dropped when the river [blank_start]loses energy[blank_end]- Aeroded material
- Btransported
- Closes energy
7Transportation is where the [blank_start]eroded[blank_end] material that has been [blank_start]loosened[blank_end] is [blank_start]transported[blank_end] down the river.
- Aeroded
- Bdeposited
- Ctransported
- Ddropped
- Eloosened
- Ftightened
8What is happening in this picture?
- ADeposition
- BTransportation
- CErosion
9What is happening in this picture?
- AErosion
- BDecay
- CTransportation
- DDeposition
10What is this image?
- AErosion
- BTransportation
- CDeposition
- DDecay
- ESalt
- FSand
- GRocks
11Label the water cycle
- AEvaporation
- BHeat
- Ctranspiration
- Dtrees
- Eevaporation
- Fleaverisation
- Gprecipitation
- Hcondensation
- Itranspiration
- Jcondensation
- Kevaporation
- Lprecipitation
12Label this drainage basin
- Awatershed
- Bmouth
- Csource
- Dconfluence
- ETributary
13What major river is in this country that begins with an m?
hint: the country is south america.
- AMeander
- BMisisipi
- CMissisippi
- DMississippi
14What is the world longest river and where is it?
- AAmazon, Egypt, Africa
- BNile, South America
- CNile, Australia
- DNile, China
- ENile, Egypt, Africa
15The Yangtze River is also known as the [blank_start]Chang Jiang.[blank_end] It is located in [blank_start]China.[blank_end]
- AChang Jiang.
- BChina.
16The Amazon is the world's...
and is located in...- Alongest, Brazil
- Blongest, australia
- Cwidest, Brazil
- Dwidest, austalia
- Enone of the above and Brazil
17The Ganges is in India
- AVerdadeiro
- BFalso
18The River Rhine is located in [blank_start]Switzerland.[blank_end]
The river [blank_start]Zaire[blank_end] is located in Africa.
Hint: The second one begins with a z- ASwitzerland.
- BAustralia
- CIndia
- DZaire
- ENile
- FZed
- GZucumber
19Label these 6 grid references
- A252527
- B257522
- C527252
- D257522
- E522257
- F252527
20Floods have may causes. Some of these are:
-de[blank_start]forestation[blank_end]
-heavy [blank_start]rainfall[blank_end]
-[blank_start]impermeable[blank_end] rock
-[blank_start]steep[blank_end] slopes
-lots of [blank_start]tributaries[blank_end]
-snow [blank_start]melt[blank_end]
-land [blank_start]slides[blank_end]
-[blank_start]climate[blank_end] change
-[blank_start]urban[blank_end]ization
-poverty- Aforestation
- Bwaterization
- Crainfall
- Dweights
- Eimpermeable
- Fimpermiable
- Gsteep
- Hslopey
- Itributaries
- Jconfluences
- Kmelt
- Lfall
- Mslides
- Ngrowth
- Oclimate
- Ppersonality
- Qurban
- Rmodern
21These are all ways humans try to mange rivers:
-d[blank_start]am[blank_end]
-river [blank_start]straightening[blank_end]
-dr[blank_start]edging[blank_end]
-[blank_start]bank[blank_end] protection
-water [blank_start]meadows[blank_end]
-[blank_start]evacuation[blank_end] scheme
-[blank_start]sand[blank_end] bags
-[blank_start]forest[blank_end]ation- Aam
- Bstraightening
- Cedging
- Dbank
- Emeadows
- Fevacuation
- Gsand
- Hforest
22Flood consequences
-[blank_start]home[blank_end]less
-[blank_start]fertile[blank_end] land
-[blank_start]evacua[blank_end]tion
-p[blank_start]overty[blank_end]- Ahome
- Bmother
- Cfertile
- Dwet
- Eevacua
- Frelaizea
- Goverty
- Hans
23The impacts of flooding:
Some people never live the same lives again. People [blank_start]lose[blank_end] money. Whole country are put into [blank_start]poverty[blank_end]- Alose
- Bearn
- Cpoverty
- Dcelebration
24LABEL THE TABLE for things that happen up the river
- Awaterfalls are found here
- Bthe river is eroding sideways
- Cthe river is eroding downwards
- Dthe river flows in a less steep shape
- EThe river channel is narrow and shallow
- Fmeanders are found here
- GThe river flows in a steep way
- Hthe river channel is wider and deeper
25Label the table for the middle journey of the river.
- AEstuaries (tidal rivers) are found here
- Bthe river is eroding sideways
- Cthe river flows in a less steep way
- Dthe river channel is very wide and deep
- Emeanders (big bends) are found here
- Fthe river is depositing mud flats
- Gthe river channel is wider and deeper
- Hthere is no valley
26Label the table with things that happen in the lower part of the river
- AEstuaries (tidal rivers) are found here
- Bwaterfalls are found here
- Cthe river channel is very wide and deep
- Dthe river is eroding downwards
- Ethe river is depositing mudflats
- Fthe river channel is very narrow
- Gthere is no valley
- Hthe river flows in a v shaped valley
27[blank_start]China[blank_end] is one of the most densely populated places because it is very [blank_start]developed[blank_end] and has a high [blank_start]birth rate[blank_end] and low [blank_start]death rate[blank_end]. It also has a good [blank_start]climate[blank_end]. However places like [blank_start]Greenland[blank_end] are sparsely populated because of how [blank_start]cold[blank_end] it is up there and there is very bad [blank_start]terrain[blank_end] to [blank_start]build on.[blank_end]
- AChina
- Bdeveloped
- Cbirth rate
- Ddeath rate
- Eclimate
- FGreenland
- Gcold
- Hterrain
- Ibuild on.
28Was Malthus positive or negative about the views of the world becoming overpopulated?
- APositive
- BNegative
29Malthus believed in natural checks which were things like hurricanes and floods to keep the population from overflowing.
- AVerdadeiro
- BFalso
30Refugees are a type of migrant
- AVerdadeiro
- BFalso
31Economic migration is the movement of people from one [blank_start]country[blank_end] to another to benefit from greater economic opportunities. It is often assumed that such migration is primarily from less [blank_start]economically[blank_end] [blank_start]developed[blank_end] countries to the more economically developed countries and from former [blank_start]colonies[blank_end] to the country that was the imperial power.
- Acountry
- Beconomically
- Cdeveloped
- Dcolonies
32[blank_start]Internal[blank_end] Migration: Moving to a new home within a state, country, or continent.
- AInternal
33[blank_start]External[blank_end] Migration: Moving to a new home in a different state, country, or continent
- AExternal
34[blank_start]Seasonal[blank_end] Migration: The process of moving for a period of time in response to labor or
climate conditions (e.g., farm workers following crop harvests or working in cities off-season;
"snowbirds" moving to the southern and southwestern United States during winter).- ASeasonal
35Push and pull factors of migration:
Push:
Places that have [blank_start]few[blank_end] job oppurtunities
W[blank_start]ar[blank_end]
Life [blank_start]threatening[blank_end] situations
No good [blank_start]facilities[blank_end] nearby
Bad [blank_start]environment[blank_end]
Pull:
[blank_start]MEDC[blank_end] (more econimically developed country)
Good [blank_start]terrain[blank_end] to build on
Good [blank_start]facilities[blank_end] nearby
Good [blank_start]environment[blank_end]- Afew
- Bar
- Cthreatening
- Dfacilities
- Eenvironment
- FMEDC
- Gterrain
- Hfacilities
- Ienvironment
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