A. the ocean B.ice sheets C. lakes D. groundwater 9) The the evolution of associ
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A. the ocean B.ice sheets C. lakes D. groundwater 9) The the evolution of associated landforms A. discharge B. gradient C. sediment load of a stream will have a large influence over channel development and D. discharge, gradient, and sediment load 10) A(n) meander A. Cut bank is a depositional feature that forms along the inside of a stream D. Delta B. Point bar C. Oxbow lake 11 ) The water table is at the top of the a) zone of saturation b) zone of acration d) zone of discharge e) none of the above c) zone of recharge 12) A(n) flow. a) flood is the flat, low-lying area adjacent to a stream channel that receives overbank b) floodplain e) oxbow lake d) levee e) zone of aeration 13) In general, most living resources are a) exhaustible b) nonrenewable renewable d) unsustainable) none of the above 14) The civilization on Easter Island was apparently decimated by the man-made loss of a) coconuts b) water c) fish d) treesc) statues 15) Fossil fuels are those which derive their energy from a) fossil radiation b) fossil earth heat c) fossil photosynthesis d) fossil water e) fossil electricity 16) Which of the following is NOT a fossil fuel? a) enriched uranium b) coal c) petroleum d) natural gas e) peat 17) Fossil fuels are trapped in rock a) metamorphic b) sedimentary e) igneous d) all of the above e) none of the above 18) The largest tar sand deposits with rock such as shown in the photograph, are inExplanation / Answer
9)discharge, gradient, and sediment load
Discharge: The volume water exiting the stream (high or low).
Gradient: The stepness of a stream channel.
Sediment load: Type of sediment carried by the load.
10)B. point bar
A point bar may be a depositional feature product of alluvial deposit that accumulates on the within bend of streams and rivers below the slip-off slope.
11)Zone of saturation
The water zone, or zone of saturation, is that the space in AN geological formation, below the water level, within which comparatively all pores and fractures area unit saturated with water.
12)b)floodplain
The portion of drainage basin that is covered by transported sediment that was deposited in or near a stream channel.
13)c)renewable
Any material or energy that can be cycles or can be replaced with in the human period.
14)d)trees
A tree is a finite set of nodes together with in afinite set of directed edges that define parent child relationship.
15)c)Fossil photosynthesis
Natural source that is made from once living organic matter that is changed in to coal, oil and natural gas.
16)a)Enriched uranium
Uranium is not a fossil fuel but all the other four are natural resources.
17) b)sedimentary rock
A rock formed by layers of materials that has been squeezed and hardened
18)Alberta
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