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Rivers Revision

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  1. 1A river is a body of water that flows from high ground to [blank_start]low[blank_end] ground. The beginning of a river is called the [blank_start]source[blank_end]. As a river flows down, other smaller rivers called [blank_start]tributaries[blank_end] join it and it becomes bigger.

    The river flows in its [blank_start]channel[blank_end]. The bottom of the river is called the [blank_start]riverbed[blank_end]. The sides of the river are called the [blank_start]riverbanks[blank_end]. Usually, the river stays in its channel but sometimes, after heavy rains, the river overflows its [blank_start]banks[blank_end] and there is a [blank_start]flood[blank_end]. At other times, during the summer or during a drought, some rivers [blank_start]dry up[blank_end] completely and people can walk on the riverbed.

    The river usually flows down to a [blank_start]lake[blank_end] or an [blank_start]ocean[blank_end] The place where the river meets the larger body of water is the end of the river and is called the [blank_start]mouth[blank_end].

    Sometimes rivers flow very fast over rocks. These areas, which are called [blank_start]rapids[blank_end], are dangerous for boats. And sometimes, rivers flow over cliffs forming beautiful [blank_start]waterfalls[blank_end].

    Rivers are very important for civilization. They provide [blank_start]water[blank_end] for drinking and irrigation. As well, they were important routes for [blank_start]transportation[blank_end] by boats in the past.
    1. Alow
    2. Bsource
    3. Ctributaries
    4. Dchannel
    5. Eriverbed
    6. Friverbanks
    7. Gbanks
    8. Hflood
    9. Idry up
    10. Jlake
    11. Kocean
    12. Lmouth
    13. Mrapids
    14. Nwaterfalls
    15. Owater
    16. Ptransportation
  2. 2A river is a body of water that flows from high ground to [blank_start]low[blank_end] ground. The beginning of a river is called the [blank_start]source[blank_end]. As a river flows down, other smaller rivers called [blank_start]tributaries[blank_end] join it and it becomes bigger.

    The river flows in its [blank_start]channel[blank_end]. The bottom of the river is called the riverbed. The sides of the river are called the riverbanks. Usually, the river stays in its channel but sometimes, after heavy rains, the river overflows its banks and there is a flood. At other times, during the summer or during a drought, some rivers dry up completely and people can walk on the riverbed.

    The river usually flows down to a lake or an ocean The place where the river meets the larger body of water is the end of the river and is called the mouth.

    Sometimes rivers flow very fast over rocks. These areas, which are called rapids, are dangerous for boats. And sometimes, rivers flow over cliffs forming beautiful waterfalls.

    Rivers are very important for civilization. They provide water for drinking and irrigation. As well, they were important routes for transportation by boats in the past.
    1. Alow
    2. Bmiddle
    3. Csource
    4. Dmouth
    5. Etributaries
    6. Fstreams
    7. Glakes
    8. Hchannel
    9. Iarea

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Junior Certificate Geography Quiz on Rivers Revision, created by Damien Gallagher on 03/02/2021.
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