Landforms created by Rivers

When the bends of a Meander get close enough they can join, creating a new river path. What is left is called ...

• An oxback lake
• An oxen lake
• An oxcart lake
• An oxbow lake

What features are associated with waterfalls

• A. Niagara, Victoria, Angel, High Force
• B. Plunge pool, undercutting, hard and soft rock.
• C. Weathering, erosion, transportation and deposition

Transportation in river systems has four main categories. These are ...

• Suspension, Solution, Attrition, Abrasion.
• Suspension, Solution, Saltation, Abrasion.
• Suspension, Solution, Saltation, Attrition.
• Suspension, Solution, Saltation, traction.

Attrition is when ..

• large rocks smash against each other.

• small rocks rub against the river bed.

• sand and other fine particles float.

• water flows into the rocks.

There are four main types of erosion for rivers. Which answer is correct.

• Hydraulic Action, Attrition, Rubbing, Silting
• Hydraulic Action, Abrasion, Deposition, Solution
• Hydraulic Action, Abrasion, Silting, Solution
• Hydraulic Action, Solution, Abrasion, Attrition

This landform shown in the photo is created by the erosive power of the river. It is found in the upper source of the river. It is a

• V shaped valley

• Waterfall

• River delta

• Meander

This diagram show the process of the creation of a ....

• Meander

• Waterfall

• Gorge

• V shaped valley