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With your host/hostess,Your classmate
Chapter 9Review
Jeopardy
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Chapter 9 Review Jeopardy
Rivers H2ORiver or Soil
Lakes Misc.
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200 200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300 300
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500 500 500 500 500
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Rivers 100
Which river has waterfalls?
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Rivers 200
Which river has a steep slope?
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Rivers 300
Which river has fast-moving water?
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Rivers 400
Which river has meanders?
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Rivers 500
Which river causes more erosion?
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H2O 100The process by which water moves through the environment over andover again is called
A) condensation.B) evaporation.C) precipitation.D) the water cycle.
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H2O 200 A collection of ice crystals or water droplets in the atmosphere is
A) a cloud. B) hail. C) rain. D) snow.
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H2O 300 The process by which water changes from a gas to a liquid is
A) condensation. B) evaporation. C) precipitation. D) the water cycle.
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H2O 400 Liquid water with a temperature above the boiling point of
water is
A) found in clouds. B) steam. C) superheated. D) under low pressure.
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H2O 500 Water that collects in spaces between
rock and soil particles is
A) groundwater. B) hard water. C) salt water. D) saturated.
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River or Soil 100 A river feature that forms when the
slope of a river drops straight down is
A) a meander. B) a tributary. C) a waterfall. D) an oxbow lake.
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River or Soil 200 The place where a river ends is
called its
A) floodplain. B) mouth. C) source. D) valley.
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River or Soil 300 One feature of an old river is
A) a steep slope. B) a waterfall. C) an oxbow lake. D) rapids.
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River or Soil 400 Tiny holes or air spaces in soil are
A) particles. B) ponds. C) pores. D) wells.
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River or Soil 500 Soil that can hold a lot of water
A) has few pores. B) has particles of different sizes. C) has particles that are all the
same size. D) is tightly packed.
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Lakes 100 Most lakes contain
A) fast-moving water. B) fresh water. C) salt water. D) shallow water.
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Lakes 200 Kettle lakes were formed by
A) Earth movements. B) glaciers. C) meteorites. D) volcanoes.
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Lakes 300 An oxbow lake is a landform created
by
A) a glacier. B) running water. C) waves. D) wind.
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Lakes 400When a lake is at its peak, its water is
A) deep and clear.B) deep and silty.C) shallow and clear.D) shallow and silty.
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Lakes 500 A reservoir forms after the
construction of
A) a dam. B) a pond. C) a water table. D) an artesian well.
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Misc. 100 Rain and snow are the two main
forms of
A) fresh water. B) precipitation. C) salt water. D) water.
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Daily Double How many points would you like to
wager on today’s DAILY DOUBLE???
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Misc. 200 Water in artesian wells is forced to
Earth's surface by
A) gases. B) gravity. C) heat. D) steam.
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Misc. 300 Plant roots take in water in
A) the bedrock. B) the water table. C) topsoil. D) wells.
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Misc. 400 A natural flow of groundwater that occurs when the side of a steep hill
dips below the water table is
A) a geyser. B) a spring. C) a stream. D) a well.
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Misc. 500 The upper layer of saturated rock is the
A) hydrosphere. B) lithosphere. C) water table. D) well.
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Chapter Review
Jeopardy
THANK YOU for PLAYING!!!
Would you like a final Jeopardy question?
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Final Jeopardy How does erosion in youthful rivers
differ from erosion in mature rivers?
In youthful rivers, erosion cuts the riverbed downward, forming V-shaped valleys. In old rivers, erosion occurs along the banks, forming meanders.