Physical Geography
Across
- 2. Material rubs against the banks of the river and wears them away in a sand papering action
- 5. The collective name for rain, hail sleet and snow.
- 10. Rock left above the water.
- 12. Smaller pebbles are bounced along the river bed in a leap frog movement.
- 13. Full of.
- 14. A model explaining the changes downstream in a river.
- 17. When water travels on top of the ground.
- 19. A small river which joins a large river
- 20. When water travels sideways through the rock underground to the river.
- 24. Minerals are dissolved in the water and carried along in the flow.
- 26. When water is absorbed into the soil.
- 27. The name given to the place where the river begins
- 28. What is left in fornt of a waterfall.
- 29. Large boulders roll along the river bed.
- 33. When acids in the river dissolve rocks
- 34. Where the river meets the sea
- 35. Allow water to soak through (e.g.chalk)
- 36. The place where 2 rivers join.
- 37. Does not allow water to soak through, its impossible (e.g. granite)
- 38. When material collides and breaks up into smaller pieces.
Down
- 1. Where the river bends
- 3. Where water is stored.
- 4. Where the water flows.
- 6. When water travels sideways through the soil to the water.
- 7. When trees block rain from reaching the ground.
- 8. The finer sand grains and silt particles are carried along in the flow of water.
- 9. The breakdown and decay of rock by natural processes
- 11. When liquid water is heated, turning to water vapour.
- 15. Caving away at softer rock.
- 16. The area of a land drowned by a river.
- 18. The sheer force and power of the river dislodges particles from the river's bed and banks.
- 21. Water vapour given off by trees.
- 22. When water moves in the basin.
- 23. The depth at which the soil is saturated.
- 25. The volume of speed at which the water flows through the river channel.
- 30. The movement of rocks and soil downslope due to gravity
- 31. When water vapour is cooled, turning to liquid water.
- 32. Area of highland which forms the boundary of a river basin.