1 .		Fluvial processes are those that involve running water.   True  False
2 .		All of the area that contributes overland flow and groundwater to a particular stream is called a watershed.   True  False
3 .		Interfluves normally have clear-cut drainage systems; valleys do not.   True  False
4 .		Stream order is a hierarchy of streams beginning with the largest (first-order).   True  False
5 .		A stream load contains three different loads: dissolved, suspended, and bedload.   True  False
6 .		Competence is a measure of the largest particle size a stream can transport.   True  False
7 .		Capacity is a measure of the amount of solid material a stream can transport.   True  False
8 .		Alluvial material typically is smooth and round due to the battering the particles receive from their flow downstream.   True  False
9 .		Discharge is the volume of stream flow.   True  False
10 .		A dendritic pattern is treelike and consists of a random merging of streams.   True  False
11 .		Friction between the solid and liquid surfaces cause a stream to flow fastest in the middle and at the surface.   True  False
12 .		Base level is an imaginary surface extending underneath the continents from sea level at the coasts.   True  False
13 .		Erosion occurs on the inside of stream bends.   True  False
14 .		Deltas usually consist of a maze of roughly parallel channels called distributaries.   True  False
15 .		Aggradation is the process of alluvium accumulation on the streambed that raises its bed elevation.   True  False
16 .		In the final analysis, all topographic study is the study of how slopes change through time.   True  False