This document appears to be a set of questions about landforms and river processes for a geography exam. It includes blanks to fill in terms like the name for water that slowly flows through cracks in rock, rain water caught by trees and vegetation, where a smaller stream joins a larger one, and streams in a delta. It also asks questions about who invented stream ordering, the four types of river erosion, what a river regime is, what the equation P=Q + E +/- Change in storage measures, definitions for bankfull discharge and wetted perimeter, and the difference between laminar and turbid flow. The document ends by expressing relief that the set of exam questions is over.

1. Name the following Landforms and Processes AS Geography

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13. Fill in the blanks Water that slowly finds its way through cracks in the rock is called ____________. Rain water that is caught by trees and vegetation is called _____________. The point where a smaller stream joins a larger one is called ____________. Streams that come off the main channel in a delta are called _______________.

14. Who invented stream ordering? Name the four types of erosion that occurs in rivers. What is a river regime? P=Q + E +/- Change in storage measures what? Define bankfull discharge Define wetted perimeter What is the difference between laminar and turbid flow?

15. Bet you are glad that is over!!