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Most hot springs in the United States are located in the southeast, especially Georgia.
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Permeable rock strata or sediment that transmit groundwater freely are called ________.
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Word Analysis. Examine the words and/or phrases for each question below and determine the relationship among the majority of words/phrases. Choose the option which does not fit the pattern.
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What is the name of the localized lowering of the water table shown in the diagram below? 
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If two streams are identical in every respect except for gradient, the stream with the higher gradient would have the greater velocity.
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What feature originates where the water table intersects the land surface?
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________ is the quantity of water flowing past a certain stream cross section per unit time.
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Where would the words "head," "mouth," "steep gradient," and "gentle gradient" be located on the diagram below? 
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Hot springs are most numerous in which region of the United States?
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________ describes the total sediment load transported by a stream.
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For a well to be characterized as being artesian, water must flow freely at the surface.
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If you were to examine the profile of a typical river, you would probably find that the gradient is ________.
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As a form of flood control, ________ involves altering a stream channel to speed the flow of water to prevent it from reaching flood height.
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________ is the total quantity of sediment carried by a river.
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________ is the volume of voids or open space in a rock or unconsolidated material.
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The Mississippi River is North America's largest river in terms of discharge.
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Stream discharge is defined as the quantity of water flowing past a specific channel location per unit time.
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