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Question 1
Multiple Choice

Option A
hydrologic cycle
Option B
tectonic cycle
Option C
rock cycle
Option D
biogeochemical cycle
Option E
rivers are involved in all cycles

Question 2
Multiple Choice

Option A
On the outside of a bend
Option B
On the inside of a bend
Option C
At the mouth of the river
Option D
Along the floodplain
Option E
Near the point bars

Question 3
Multiple Choice

Option A
A steeply decreasing line
Option B
A steeply increasing line
Option C
A gently decreasing line
Option D
A steeply decreasing line
Option E
An increasing and then decreasing line

Question 4
Multiple Choice

Option A
Bed Load
Option B
Suspended Load
Option C
Dissolved Load
Option D
Structural Load
Option E
Buoyant Load

Question 5
Multiple Choice

Option A
Graph of cross-sectional area vs. stage
Option B
Graph of stage vs. elevation
Option C
Graph of stage vs. time
Option D
Graph of discharge vs. gradient
Option E
Graph of speed vs. discharge

Question 6
Multiple Choice

Option A
Turn up the water at the faucet
Option B
Hold your finger over half of the opening in the hose
Option C
Put the hose into a sprinkler
Option D
Connect the hose to a spray gun
Option E
All of the above increase the discharge

Question 7
Multiple Choice

Option A
A narrow channel at the head of a stream
Option B
A narrow channel at the base level of a stream
Option C
A wide channel at the head of the stream
Option D
A wide channel at the base level of a stream
Option E
Stream velocity does not depend on width or elevation of stream

Question 8
Multiple Choice

Option A
Water from rivers or streams drain into the basin
Option B
Water from the basin drains into the rivers or streams
Option C
Soil in a drainage basin is very permeable and flood waters can drain into them instead of going into larger rivers
Option D
Soil in a drainage basin is very impermeable and water is held there to evaporate instead of going into large rivers
Option E
Drainage basins contain an intricate series of underground tunnels that drain water into the ocean

Question 9
Multiple Choice

Option A
Discharge because there is more water flowing
Option B
Velocity because more water is trying to flow through a smaller space
Option C
Neither discharge or velocity because the stream will be doing more erosion during a flood
Option D
Neither discharge or velocity because both are constant for any stream
Option E
Both discharge and velocity will increase because more water is flowing into a smaller space.

Question 10
Multiple Choice

Option A
Rivers near their floodplains
Option B
Rivers near the ocean
Option C
Rivers in gentle valleys
Option D
Rivers flowing into dams
Option E
Rivers moving down mountains

Question 11
Multiple Choice

Option A
Flash floods are common as a result of lightning storms
Option B
Flash floods occur in the upper part of the basin
Option C
Flash floods are more dangerous
Option D
Flash floods are less dangerous
Option E
Flash floods are only common with large rivers

Question 12
Multiple Choice

Option A
Decreased amounts of sediment would increase the gradient of the stream
Option B
Increased amounts of sediment would increase the gradient of the stream
Option C
Decreased amounts of sediment would decrease the gradient of the stream
Option D
Increased amounts of sediment would decrease the gradient of the stream
Option E
The change would have no effect on the stream

Question 13
Multiple Choice

Option A
When a river overflows its banks and leaves pools of water behind
Option B
When a river turns and moves in the opposite direction due to uplift
Option C
When a river shifts its position after a flood
Option D
When a river overflows and inundates the floodplain
Option E
When a river deposits sediment and creates a fan-like structure

Question 14
Multiple Choice

Option A
Amount of precipitation in the drainage basin
Option B
Rate at which the precipitation soaks into earth
Option C
Rate at which the runoff moves towards the river
Option D
Amount of moisture in the soil
Option E
All of the above affect flooding

Question 15
Multiple Choice

Option A
Periodic flooding would have built up the delta raising the elevation of New Orleans
Option B
Periodic flooding would have destroyed areas that were hit by Hurricane Katrina
Option C
Periodic flooding would have kept people from living or building in New Orleans
Option D
Periodic flooding would have given the government more opportunities to prepare for disaster
Option E
Periodic flooding would have made people more mindful of hurricane warnings

Question 16
Multiple Choice

Option A
It tells you how often on average floods of certain sizes occur
Option B
It can be used to make maps along rivers of vulnerable areas
Option C
It can be used to help city planners decide where and where not to build
Option D
It can give homeowners help in making decisions about purchasing flood insurance
Option E
All of the above are uses of recurrence intervals

Question 17
Multiple Choice

Option A
On the outside of a bend because that is where the river erodes most.
Option B
On the inside of a bend because that is where the river erodes most.
Option C
On the outside of a bend because that is where the river deposits most.
Option D
On the inside of a bend because that is where the river deposits most.
Option E
In the middle of the river because that is where it moves the fastest.

Question 18
Multiple Choice

Option A
The amount of water that flows
Option B
The height of water that is flowing
Option C
The age of the river
Option D
The elevation of the river
Option E
The size of the river

Question 19
Multiple Choice

Option A
Their velocity decreases
Option B
They deposit sediment
Option C
They widen
Option D
They often form alluvial fans or deltas
Option E
All of the above happen to rivers at base level

Question 20
Multiple Choice

Option A
The area around the river that is the limit to how far it will ever flood
Option B
A flat area adjacent to the river carved out by rivers
Option C
The steep sides of the river that holds in the water
Option D
Earthen mounds that run parallel to the river and hold the water in during floods
Option E
A flat area that rivers move to when they come down from a steep mountain

Question 21
Multiple Choice

Option A
The hydrograph would become a straight line.
Option B
The peak of the hydrograph would become lower and wider.
Option C
The peak of the hydrograph would become higher and wider.
Option D
The peak of the hydrograph would become higher and narrower.
Option E
The peak of the hydrograph would become lower and narrower.

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