Across
- 4. the movement of water between the atmosphere, land and oceans
- 6. the force of the river against the banks. Air becomes compressed within cracks and crevices, which weakens the banks.
- 7. large rocks are rolled along the riverbed at times of high energy, eg when the river level is high.
- 8. rocks carried by the river collide. They break up into smaller, smoother pieces.
- 9. smaller material that is light enough to be continuously carried along.
Down
- 1. rocks carried by the river scrape along the bed and banks. This loosens material, which is then carried away by the water in the river.
- 2. very small material that is dissolved and can be transported even during times of low energy.
- 3. Soluble particles are dissolved by the river.
- 5. the water picks up rocks and pebbles. They are too heavy to be carried far and so they appear to bounce along the riverbed.
