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Jeopardy
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answer. You must give the correct question.
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Blowing in the Wind
Water Underfoot
Rivers
Water
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Streams
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The smaller of sand, silt and clay
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What is clay?
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The process of sand bouncing along the ground
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What is saltation?
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This is the location of the largest stabilized
sand dunes in the world.
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What is the Nebraska Sand Hills?
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This type of sand dune is long, narrow, and is at
right angles to the wind.
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What is transverse?
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This is the name of this type of sand dune.
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What is barchan?
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This is the name of an underground water
reservoir.
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What is an aquafer?
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This is the zone that has been completely
filled with water.
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What is saturated?
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This is the zone that pulls up water through
capillary action.
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What is the capillary fringe?
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This is the term that relates to the speed at
which water will move through a sample of soil.
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What is permiability?
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This term means the uniformity of the size and
shape of particles in soil.
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What is sorting?
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This term means the path that a stream follows.
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What is the channel?
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This is the process of lengthening and branching
of a stream.
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What is headwater erosion?
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This is the total amount of materials carried by
a stream.
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What is stream load?
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score, or 15, which ever is more.
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This term refers to the steepness of a stream.
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This is a gap in a mountain, through which water
no longer flows.
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What is a windgap?
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This age of river will be straight, deep, and
will have steep sides.
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What is young?
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This age of river will have many, many channels,
and will be very slow moving.
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What is old?
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This is the name of a lake, that is created as a
result of a river cutting off a meander of a
mature river.
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What is an oxbow?
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This is the name of a triangle shaped deposit,
located in water.
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What is a delta?
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This is a triangle shaped, water deposited,
formation, found in the desert.
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What is an alluvial plain?
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This is the process of removing salt from sea
water.
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What is desalination?
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This is the process of water turning into water
vapor.
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What is evaporation?
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This type of well is free flowing.
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• What is an artesian well?

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The top of an aquafer, an impermiable layer of
rock.
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What is a cap rock?
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score, or 15, which ever is more.
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This is lowered area of a water table, around a
well.
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This is the name of the mineral that forms around
a hot water geyser.
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What is travertine?
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The type of heat transfer between two people.
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What is infra-red?
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This is the only man who has been able to make
rivers run upstream.
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Who is Chuck Norris?
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Mars is red because of this chemical compound.
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What is rust?
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This is natural prey animal of a silverhawk.
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What is none, or a southeast Knight?
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Final Jeopardy
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This is the number of states that border Missouri.
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What is Eight?