A body of water flowing in a channel or watercourse, as a river, rivulet, or brook.

True

The degree in a location is primarily related to the magnitude, timing, & type of precipitation, human modifications of physical landscape. Ground absorbing water, evaporation rates, and physical characteristics.

The broad , flat lands also known as flood plains.

Toward or in the higher part of a stream; against the current.

True

A temporary overflow of a river onto adjacent lands not normally covered by water.

Braided Stream.

With or in the direction of the current of a stream.

False, movement of water in a series of sheets.

Amount of water on the land surface exceeds the volume of water that can be transported in stream channels. They can occur almost anywhere, any time.

Prime sites for urban and agricultural development because of flat lands, fertile soils, and ready access to water.

The process by which the surface of the earth is worn away by the action of water, glaciers, winds, waves, etc.

True

Rivers dump much of their sediment to form a delta where they enter the relatively quiet waters of an ocean or lake.

Bed load, suspended load, and dissolved load that can be collectively referred to as the stream load.

An underlying substance or layer.

True

Stream can migrate across a valley floor in the direction of the erosion.

Geology and land use of drainage basin.