How to Study Geography
How to Study Geography
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When a river carries very little silt its waters are clear. Take a glass of water in which there is silt (how can you tell whether there is silt in the water?) and let it stand a while.
What do you notice ? Where does a river carry its silt ? When does the silt settle down on the river bed ?
Why is not the silt deposited in rapid water ? Why does silt settle to the bottom in still or slowly moving water ? Silt deposited by any body of water is called sediment. Sediment, when deposited upon leve...l beds, is usually arranged in layers — stratified — why ? Notice the action of water after a rain storm. How is the sand, carried by water, spread out? Now, we will come back to the obstructions (opposing slopes) a river finds in its course. What is one way that a river, spread out in the form of a lake, changes back to a narrow river again? Can you think of another?
Suppose a rapid river, filled with silt, meets an op- posing slope ; what would become of most of the silt ?
Why would the silt settle to the bottom of the lake ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When a river carries very little silt its waters are clear. Take a glass of water in which there is silt (how can you tell whether there is silt in the water?) and let it stand a while.
What do you notice ? Where does a river carry its silt ? When does the silt settle down on the river bed ?
Why is not the silt deposited in rapid water ? Why does silt settle to the bottom in still or slowly moving water ? Silt deposited by any body of water is called sediment. Sediment, when deposited upon leve...l beds, is usually arranged in layers — stratified — why ? Notice the action of water after a rain storm. How is the sand, carried by water, spread out? Now, we will come back to the obstructions (opposing slopes) a river finds in its course. What is one way that a river, spread out in the form of a lake, changes back to a narrow river again? Can you think of another?
Suppose a rapid river, filled with silt, meets an op- posing slope ; what would become of most of the silt ?
Why would the silt settle to the bottom of the lake ?
What to read after How to Study Geography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Francis W. (Francis Wayland), 1837-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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