What is Runoff?

1.   ?    Water that is evaporated before it hits the ground.
2.   ?    Water that doesn't soak into the ground or evaporate but instead flow's across Earth's surface.
3.   ?    A 100 meter foot race, that is held in the olympics when two people tie.
4.   ?    Water that isn't soaked up but instead is evaporated before it roams Earth's surface.

Rill Erosion begins when....

1.   ?    a rill channel becomes broader and deeper.
2.   ?    a small stream is formed during a long drought.
3.   ?    Rill erosion isn't a type of erosion....
4.   ?    a heavy rain falls and a small stream is formed.

Drainage Basins can be compared to....

1.   ?    a bathtub.
2.   ?    a long winding gully.
3.   ?    nothing....drainage basins are one of a kind.
4.   ?    almost anything deep and circular.

An Adolescent Stream....

1.   ?    flows less swiftly through its valley.
2.   ?    flows swiftly through a steep valley
3.   ?    doesn't exist, it's actually called a mature stream.
4.   ?    has trouble flowing because of jutting out rocks on side of valley walls.

How Deep Can Groundwater Go Into Earth's Crust?

1.   ?    It's called groundwater because it's water that is on the ground, obviously it doesn't go into the Earth.
2.   ?    Groundwater only goes two layers deep because of the heat.
3.   ?    Groundwater can only go approximately 80 feet deep.
4.   ?    Groundwater contiues to go into the Earth until it reaches a layer of impermeable rock.

Springs Are Found In Places Where....

1.   ?    the water table is exposed at the surface.
2.   ?    more water is taken out of the ground than rain can replace.
3.   ?    there is pressurized water that eventually flows to the surface.
4.   ?    groundwater is heated to high temperatures, causing the area to expand.

If Underground Rock is Dissolved Near the Surface a _________ Might Form.

1.   ?    Geyser
2.   ?    Sandstone barrier
3.   ?    Sinkhole
4.   ?    Area of acidic groundwater

At the Outer Edges of a River System You Find

1.   ?    Whitewater streams moving swiftly
2.   ?    Old streams
3.   ?    Mature streams
4.   ?    Rills

What is the Difference Between a Delta and an Alluvial Fan?

1.   ?    Alluvial fans have water deposits from mountain valleys and deltas have water that is from streams or rivers that slow down.
2.   ?    Aluvial fans form when a river or stream slows down and deltas form on the top of mountian ranges.
3.   ?    Deltas and alluvial fans are the same thing.
4.   ?    Deltas are not formed frequently where alluvial fans are formed nearly everday due to currents.

What Causes Longshore Currents?

1.   ?    Waves that are full of sediments.
2.   ?    When fast-moving channesl of deep water slows down along a shores.
3.   ?    Waves banging against rocks along the shore.
4.   ?    Waves colliding with the shore at slight angles.