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InfiltrationBase FlowOverland flow PercolationDepressionEvaporation HydrographDrainage BasinFloodplain ImpermeableLag TimePrecipitation Channel FlowDischargeConfluence ThroughflowGroundwater FlowAnticyclone Instructions for teachers 1. Start the game by clicking start arrow. 2. To alter the timings of the game select slideshow – slide transition and alter the timing from 20 to whatever time you feel is appropriate. 3. To customise the quiz you will need to work in slide master view and normal view. Slide master view (View - Master - Slide master) will enable you to change the key words on every slide without typing them over and over again. Alter the definitions on a slide by slide basis in normal view.

InfiltrationBase FlowOverland flow PercolationDepressionEvaporation HydrographDrainage BasinFloodplain ImpermeableLag TimePrecipitation Channel FlowDischargeConfluence ThroughflowGroundwater FlowAnticyclone RIVER BASIN DEFINITIONS GAME 1.You have 20 seconds to answer each of the following questions. 2.Select your answer from those given on the screen. 3.There are more answers than questions.

InfiltrationBase FlowOverland flow PercolationDepressionEvaporation HydrographDrainage BasinFloodplain ImpermeableLag TimePrecipitation Channel FlowDischargeConfluence ThroughflowGroundwater FlowAnticyclone All water that falls to the earth

InfiltrationBase FlowOverland flow PercolationDepressionEvaporation HydrographDrainage BasinFloodplain ImpermeableLag TimePrecipitation Channel FlowDischargeConfluence ThroughflowGroundwater FlowAnticyclone Movement of water in streams and rivers

InfiltrationBase FlowOverland flow PercolationDepressionEvaporation HydrographDrainage BasinFloodplain ImpermeableLag TimePrecipitation Channel FlowDischargeConfluence ThroughflowGroundwater FlowAnticyclone Flow of water over the earth’s surface

InfiltrationBase FlowOverland flow PercolationDepressionEvaporation HydrographDrainage BasinFloodplain ImpermeableLag TimePrecipitation Channel FlowDischargeConfluence ThroughflowGroundwater FlowAnticyclone Water turning into water vapour

InfiltrationBase FlowOverland flow PercolationDepressionEvaporation HydrographDrainage BasinFloodplain ImpermeableLag TimePrecipitation Channel FlowDischargeConfluence ThroughflowGroundwater FlowAnticyclone Flat area of valley floor that floods regularly

InfiltrationBase FlowOverland flow PercolationDepressionEvaporation HydrographDrainage BasinFloodplain ImpermeableLag TimePrecipitation Channel FlowDischargeConfluence ThroughflowGroundwater FlowAnticyclone Normal flow of a river

InfiltrationBase FlowOverland flow PercolationDepressionEvaporation HydrographDrainage BasinFloodplain ImpermeableLag TimePrecipitation Channel FlowDischargeConfluence ThroughflowGroundwater FlowAnticyclone The amount of water in the river

InfiltrationBase FlowOverland flow PercolationDepressionEvaporation HydrographDrainage BasinFloodplain ImpermeableLag TimePrecipitation Channel FlowDischargeConfluence ThroughflowGroundwater FlowAnticyclone The time between the highest rainfall and the highest discharge

InfiltrationBase FlowOverland flow PercolationDepressionEvaporation HydrographDrainage BasinFloodplain ImpermeableLag TimePrecipitation Channel FlowDischargeConfluence ThroughflowGroundwater FlowAnticyclone A graph to show the relationship between rainfall and the flow of water in a river basin.

InfiltrationBase FlowOverland flow PercolationDepressionEvaporation HydrographDrainage BasinFloodplain ImpermeableLag TimePrecipitation Channel FlowDischargeConfluence ThroughflowGroundwater FlowAnticyclone Movement of water underground through rocks

InfiltrationBase FlowOverland flow PercolationDepressionEvaporation HydrographDrainage BasinFloodplain ImpermeableLag TimePrecipitation Channel FlowDischargeConfluence ThroughflowGroundwater FlowAnticyclone Seeping of water into the soil

InfiltrationBase FlowOverland flow PercolationDepressionEvaporation HydrographDrainage BasinFloodplain ImpermeableLag TimePrecipitation Channel FlowDischargeConfluence ThroughflowGroundwater FlowAnticyclone The point where two rivers meet

InfiltrationBase FlowOverland flow PercolationDepressionEvaporation HydrographDrainage BasinFloodplain ImpermeableLag TimePrecipitation Channel FlowDischargeConfluence ThroughflowGroundwater FlowAnticyclone An area of low pressure where the weather is unsettled.

InfiltrationBase FlowOverland flow PercolationDepressionEvaporation HydrographDrainage BasinFloodplain ImpermeableLag TimePrecipitation Channel FlowDischargeConfluence ThroughflowGroundwater FlowAnticyclone Rocks that don’t allow water to pass through them