What are the three processes that occur as a river flows from its source to the mouth?

Where does erosion mostly occur?

Where does transportation mostly occur?

Name this river feature

Name this river feature

Name this river feature

Which river process is mostly responsible for the formation of deltas and floodplains?

Which river process is mostly responsible for the formation of a meanders and waterfalls?

What is a cascade of water falling from a height, formed when a river flows over an incline?

What is a crescent shaped lake formed when a meander is cut off from the main channel?

What do we call the point where one river joins another?

Sediment deposits that form where a river flows into still water. Shaped like a triangle.

Point where one river enters another body of water.

Movement of rocks or sediments from one place to another.

A small stream that flows into a large stream.

A rounded or S-shaped bend in a stream. A stream with many meanders is said to have a meandering channel.

Build up of flat land on each side of the river that has the potential to flood.

The erosion of the river bottom and riverbanks by material being carried in the river.

The force of the moving water and air wears away the banks and bed of the river. Water forces air to be trapped in the banks and the pressure eventually cracks and breaks the banks.

rocks and pebbles in the river crash against each other and become smaller

Rivers can be a little acidic and the acid can dissolve the rock. What is this called?