How many processes of erosion are there?

Which of the following is NOT one of the processes of erosion?

Which of the following is NOT one of the processes of transportation?

What type of erosion takes place when soluble chemicals are dissolved in rocks?

What type of erosion takes place when the load carried by the river repeatedly hits the bed or banks dislodging more particles into the river?

What type of erosion takes place when stones carried by the river, knock against one another causing them to become smaller and rounded?

What type of erosion is caused by the force of fast moving water hitting the river bed or banks?

What is the collective name for the material transported by a river?

What determines the size and total amount of load that can be carried by the river?

When does deposition occur in a river?

Where along a river, do larger rocks tend to be deposited?

By what method are larger rocks generally transported?

By what method is the finer sediment generally transported?

When sediment is deposited on the river bed or banks, what has caused the velocity of the river to slow down?

Where does the greatest amount of deposition occur?

What is the transportation process called, where particles too heavy to be suspended, are bounced along the river bed?

Where along the course of a river does most of the erosion take place?

What is an alternative to the term ‘river processes’ ?

What type of erosion is responsible for the vertical erosion in the upper course of a river?

What is another name for the solution process of erosion?

What is another name for abrasion process of erosion?

What is the name of the curve demonstrates the different critical velocities at which erosion, transportation and deposition occur?

What is the term that describes how a river carries its load?

What is the process called when a river drops its load?

What is another term for sideways erosion along the course of a river?