Exam 15: River Systems and Landforms
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A(n) ________ is a meander that becomes isolated from the rest of the river.
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If you live in an area that was flooded by the 100-year flood last year, you can conclude that
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A cutoff on a meandering stream results in the formation of
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The process whereby streams deepen their channel is known as
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Because rivers constitute such a small percentage of Earth's total water supply, they play a small role in landform change.
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________ is the general term for unconsolidated clay, silt, sand, gravel, and mineral fragments deposited by running water.
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What is the drainage density of a 100
drainage basin with 25 miles of stream, running through three rivers?
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Drainage basins may cross into multiple countries, compounding the difficulties in proper watershed management.
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When a river reaches a base level, its forward velocity rapidly decelerates as it enters a larger body of standing water and ________ is formed.
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The process whereby streams lengthen their channels upstream is called
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The largest material that can be carried by a stream is carried as
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Which of the following is correct of the longitudinal profile of most rivers?
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With no clear geometry and no true stream valley, this drainage pattern occurs in areas such as glaciated shield regions.
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________ streams are not connected to groundwater systems and only flow after precipitation events.
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