1. The unending circulation of the earth’s water supply is called ___. 1.
1. The unending circulation of the earth’s water supply is called ___.
2-3. What happens to the precipitation once it has fallen on land?
4-5. What is the formula of porosity (%)?
6-7. What is meant by water balance?
7-8. What will happen when water balance is upset?
9-11. List down three factors that influence the amount of water
that runs off rather than infiltration?
12-15. Enumerate the four main types of four spaces.
16. What will happen to the water flow as the river reaches the
ocean or sea?
17. What type of stream flow exhibits whirlpools and water rapids?
18-20. What is the difference between the zone of aeration and
zone of saturation?
21-22. Give two factors that influences the change in the amount of
water discharge by a river over time?
23. What part of the river system contributes water to the main
stream, hence, increasing discharge of water downstream?
24. The coarse particles that make up the bed load move by
(dissolution, suspension, saltation).
25. It is a kind of stream that signifies that the elevation of the water
table must be higher that the elevation of the stream surface.
26. The material deposited by a stream are called ______
(aggregates, meanders, ore deposits)
27. This unconfined runoff flow eventually develops threads of
current that form tiny channels called _________.
28-29. (T/F) The number of tributaries increases upstream.
30-31. What is the difference between aquitards and aquifers?
32. (T/F) The stream channels become progressively shallower and
wider downstream.
33-36. Sketch the difference between the four stream patterns.
37-38. What are the 2 factors necessary to store water in the water
table?
39. (T/F) All rivers run towards the sea.
40. (T/F) The stream velocity increases as you move into the deeper
part of the channel.
1. The unending circulation of the earth’s water supply is called ___.
2-3. What happens to the precipitation once it has fallen on land?
4-5. What is the formula of porosity (%)?
6-7. What is meant by water balance?
7-8. What will happen when water balance is upset?
9-11. List down three factors that influence the amount of water
that runs off rather than infiltration?
12-15. Enumerate the four main types of four spaces.
16. What will happen to the flow of water as the river reaches the
ocean or sea?
17. What type of stream flow exhibits whirlpools and water rapids?
18-20. What is the difference between the zone of aeration and
zone of saturation?
21-22. Give two factors that influences the change in the amount of
water discharge by a river over time?
23. What part of the river system contributes water to the main
stream, hence, increasing discharge of water downstream?
24. The coarse particles that make up the bed load move by
(dissolution, suspension, saltation).
25. It is a kind of stream that signifies that the elevation of the water
table must be higher that the elevation of the stream surface.
26. The material deposited by a stream are called ______
(aggregates, meanders, ore deposits)
27. This unconfined runoff flow eventually develops threads of
current that form tiny channels called _________.
28-29. (T/F) The number of tributaries increases upstream.
30-31. What is the difference between aquitards and aquifers?
32. (T/F) The stream channels become progressively shallower and
wider downstream.
33-36. Sketch the difference between the four stream patterns.
37-38. What are the 2 factors necessary to store water in the water
table?
39. (T/F) All rivers run towards the sea.
40. (T/F) The stream velocity increases as you move into the deeper
part of the channel.
2-3. What happens to the precipitation once it has fallen on land?
4-5. What is the formula of porosity (%)?
6-7. What is meant by water balance?
7-8. What will happen when water balance is upset?
9-11. List down three factors that influence the amount of water
that runs off rather than infiltration?
12-15. Enumerate the four main types of four spaces.
16. What will happen to the water flow as the river reaches the
ocean or sea?
17. What type of stream flow exhibits whirlpools and water rapids?
18-20. What is the difference between the zone of aeration and
zone of saturation?
21-22. Give two factors that influences the change in the amount of
water discharge by a river over time?
23. What part of the river system contributes water to the main
stream, hence, increasing discharge of water downstream?
24. The coarse particles that make up the bed load move by
(dissolution, suspension, saltation).
25. It is a kind of stream that signifies that the elevation of the water
table must be higher that the elevation of the stream surface.
26. The material deposited by a stream are called ______
(aggregates, meanders, ore deposits)
27. This unconfined runoff flow eventually develops threads of
current that form tiny channels called _________.
28-29. (T/F) The number of tributaries increases upstream.
30-31. What is the difference between aquitards and aquifers?
32. (T/F) The stream channels become progressively shallower and
wider downstream.
33-36. Sketch the difference between the four stream patterns.
37-38. What are the 2 factors necessary to store water in the water
table?
39. (T/F) All rivers run towards the sea.
40. (T/F) The stream velocity increases as you move into the deeper
part of the channel.
1. The unending circulation of the earth’s water supply is called ___.
2-3. What happens to the precipitation once it has fallen on land?
4-5. What is the formula of porosity (%)?
6-7. What is meant by water balance?
7-8. What will happen when water balance is upset?
9-11. List down three factors that influence the amount of water
that runs off rather than infiltration?
12-15. Enumerate the four main types of four spaces.
16. What will happen to the flow of water as the river reaches the
ocean or sea?
17. What type of stream flow exhibits whirlpools and water rapids?
18-20. What is the difference between the zone of aeration and
zone of saturation?
21-22. Give two factors that influences the change in the amount of
water discharge by a river over time?
23. What part of the river system contributes water to the main
stream, hence, increasing discharge of water downstream?
24. The coarse particles that make up the bed load move by
(dissolution, suspension, saltation).
25. It is a kind of stream that signifies that the elevation of the water
table must be higher that the elevation of the stream surface.
26. The material deposited by a stream are called ______
(aggregates, meanders, ore deposits)
27. This unconfined runoff flow eventually develops threads of
current that form tiny channels called _________.
28-29. (T/F) The number of tributaries increases upstream.
30-31. What is the difference between aquitards and aquifers?
32. (T/F) The stream channels become progressively shallower and
wider downstream.
33-36. Sketch the difference between the four stream patterns.
37-38. What are the 2 factors necessary to store water in the water
table?
39. (T/F) All rivers run towards the sea.
40. (T/F) The stream velocity increases as you move into the deeper
part of the channel.