What are tides?
The regular rise and fall of sea levels
The motion formed by wind blowing over the sea
What are waves?
The regular rise and fall of sea levels
The motion formed by wind blowing over the sea
Name two benefits from seas and oceans
We can obtain food, salt, energy and petroleum / Transport people and goods / Do leisure activities
A river is a large, flowing body of...
Fresh water
Salt water
A river flows downhill to the...
Sea
Mountain
The flow is the amount of water a river carries
False
True
The channel is the area of land that contains the flowing water of a river
False
True
A meander is a river that flows into a larger river
False
True
What does letter A refer to?
Middle course
Lower course
Upper course
What does letter B refer to?
Middle course
Upper course
Lower course
What does letter C refer to?
Middle course
Lower course
Upper course
What course of the river is being described?: The channel is wider and deeper. The flow is abundant. There are tributaries.
Upper course
Middle course
Lower course
What course of the river is being described?: The channel is narrow and shallow. The flow is low. The river begins up in the mountains.
Upper course
Middle course
Lower course
What course of the river is being described?: The channel is very wide and deep. The flow is very abundant. The river meets the sea.
Middle course
Lower course
Upper course
