Froggy Jumps: Water Cycle (water cycle - earth science


Froggy Jumps Water CycleVersion en ligne Earth Science 8th grade Water Cycle Test par Nikki Bell 1 Water is constantly moving among the oceans, atmosphere, solid earth, and biosphere in unending circulation called the a Water Cycle b HydroChain c Hydrologic Cycle 2 The land area that contributes water to a river system is called a Water Gifter b Water Basin c Drainage Basin 3 The measure most often used to compare the size of streams is a Speed Test b Discharge c Stick Depth Test 4 What type of stream curves or winds back and forth a Bedrock b Alluvial c Meandering 5 What type of streams consist of a complex network of converging and diverging channels that thread their way among numerous islands or gravel bars a Braided b Alluvial c Meandering 6 What consists of a channel and the surrounding terrain that contributes water to the stream? a Stream Erosion b Stream Valley c Stream Widening 7 What forms where sediment charged streams enter the relatively still waters of a lake, inland sea, or ocean? a Levee b Delta c Flood Plain 8 Some rivers occupy broad floodplains and build ___ that parallel their channels on both banks. a Floodplains b Alluvial fans c Natural levees 9 Areas behind natural levees are poorly drained and create marshes called a Backswamps b Parallel Rivers c Backwater 10 Streams that run parallel from backswamps until there is a breach in the levee and the water can return to the main river are called a Yazoo Tributaries b Yahoo Tributaries c Yahtzee Tributaries 11 These typically occur when a high gradient stream leaves a narrow valley in mountainous terrain and comes out suddenly into a broad, flat plain or valley floor. a Drainage Basin b Alluvial Basin c Alluvial Fan 12 Impermeable layers that hinder or prevent water movement a Aquitards b Aquifers c Aquafina 13 Permeable rock straa or sediments that transmit groundwater freely a Aquitards b Aquifers c Aquafina 14 These are intermittent hot springs or fountains in which columns of water are ejected with great force at various intervals often rising 100-200 feet. After the jet of water ceases, a column of steam rushes out, usually with a thundering roar. a Geysers b Hot Springs c Wells 15 Groundwater's erosional can lead to caves in limestone also called a Caverns b Cavelets c Caves 16 Icicle like pendants hanging from the ceiling of caverns that form where water seeps through the cracks above a Cavern b Stalactite c Stalagmite 17 Formations that develop on the floor of a cavern and reach upward toward the ceiling a cavern b stalactite c stalagmite 18 Depressions in limestone that are Karst areas a Sinkholes b Depressed Dimples c Geographical Depressions

1

Water is constantly moving among the oceans, atmosphere, solid earth, and biosphere in unending circulation called the

a

Water Cycle

b

HydroChain

c

Hydrologic Cycle

2

The land area that contributes water to a river system is called

a

Water Gifter

b

Water Basin

c

Drainage Basin

3

The measure most often used to compare the size of streams is

a

Speed Test

b

Discharge

c

Stick Depth Test

4

What type of stream curves or winds back and forth

a

Bedrock

b

Alluvial

c

Meandering

5

What type of streams consist of a complex network of converging and diverging channels that thread their way among numerous islands or gravel bars

a

Braided

b

Alluvial

c

Meandering

6

What consists of a channel and the surrounding terrain that contributes water to the stream?

a

Stream Erosion

b

Stream Valley

c

Stream Widening

7

What forms where sediment charged streams enter the relatively still waters of a lake, inland sea, or ocean?

a

Levee

b

Delta

c

Flood Plain

8

Some rivers occupy broad floodplains and build ___ that parallel their channels on both banks.

a

Floodplains

b

Alluvial fans

c

Natural levees

9

Areas behind natural levees are poorly drained and create marshes called

a

Backswamps

b

Parallel Rivers

c

Backwater

10

Streams that run parallel from backswamps until there is a breach in the levee and the water can return to the main river are called

a

Yazoo Tributaries

b

Yahoo Tributaries

c

Yahtzee Tributaries

11

These typically occur when a high gradient stream leaves a narrow valley in mountainous terrain and comes out suddenly into a broad, flat plain or valley floor.

a

Drainage Basin

b

Alluvial Basin

c

Alluvial Fan

12

Impermeable layers that hinder or prevent water movement

a

Aquitards

b

Aquifers

c

Aquafina

13

Permeable rock straa or sediments that transmit groundwater freely

a

Aquitards

b

Aquifers

c

Aquafina

14

These are intermittent hot springs or fountains in which columns of water are ejected with great force at various intervals often rising 100-200 feet. After the jet of water ceases, a column of steam rushes out, usually with a thundering roar.

a

Geysers

b

Hot Springs

c

Wells

15

Groundwater's erosional can lead to caves in limestone also called

a

Caverns

b

Cavelets

c

Caves

16

Icicle like pendants hanging from the ceiling of caverns that form where water seeps through the cracks above

a

Cavern

b

Stalactite

c

Stalagmite

17

Formations that develop on the floor of a cavern and reach upward toward the ceiling

a

cavern

b

stalactite

c

stalagmite

18

Depressions in limestone that are Karst areas

a

Sinkholes

b

Depressed Dimples

c

Geographical Depressions

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Water is constantly moving among the oceans, atmosphere, solid earth, and biosphere in unending circulation called the

The land area that contributes water to a river system is called

The measure most often used to compare the size of streams is

What type of stream curves or winds back and forth

What type of streams consist of a complex network of converging and diverging channels that thread their way among numerous islands or gravel bars

What consists of a channel and the surrounding terrain that contributes water to the stream?

What forms where sediment charged streams enter the relatively still waters of a lake, inland sea, or ocean?

Some rivers occupy broad floodplains and build ___ that parallel their channels on both banks.

Areas behind natural levees are poorly drained and create marshes called

Streams that run parallel from backswamps until there is a breach in the levee and the water can return to the main river are called

These typically occur when a high gradient stream leaves a narrow valley in mountainous terrain and comes out suddenly into a broad, flat plain or valley floor.

Impermeable layers that hinder or prevent water movement

Permeable rock straa or sediments that transmit groundwater freely

These are intermittent hot springs or fountains in which columns of water are ejected with great force at various intervals often rising 100-200 feet. After the jet of water ceases, a column of steam rushes out, usually with a thundering roar.

Groundwater's erosional can lead to caves in limestone also called

Icicle like pendants hanging from the ceiling of caverns that form where water seeps through the cracks above

Formations that develop on the floor of a cavern and reach upward toward the ceiling

Depressions in limestone that are Karst areas