1) The area of land from which all water in it drains into the same place is known as a(n) A) interfluve. B) watershed C) drainage divide I D) fluvial unit. E) hydrologic unit 2) Overland flow can concentrate in small grooves called which can enlarge to form A) striations; potholes B) potholes, striations C) rills, gullies D) gullies; rills E) striations gullies 3) With no clear geometry and no true stream valley, this drainage pattern occurs in areas such as glaciated shield regions, A) deranged B)radial C) parallel D) dendritic E) trellis 4) The chemical composition of seawater A) contains 18 elements which account for 75% of the dissolved solids in seawater B) contains dissolved gases, suspended and dissolved organic matter, and many trace element C) is exceptionally heterogeneous, varying across the vast oceans of the world D) has varied greatly over the Earth's history. E) is highest in salinity near large landmasses and at higher latitudes

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1) The area of land from which all water in it drains into the same place is known as a(n) A) interfluve. B) watershed C) drainage divide I D) fluvial unit. E) hydrologic unit 2) Overland flow can concentrate in small grooves called which can enlarge to form A) striations; potholes B) potholes, striations C) rills, gullies D) gullies; rills E) striations gullies 3) With no clear geometry and no true stream valley, this drainage pattern occurs in areas such as glaciated shield regions, A) deranged B)radial C) parallel D) dendritic E) trellis 4) The chemical composition of seawater A) contains 18 elements which account for 75% of the dissolved solids in seawater B) contains dissolved gases, suspended and dissolved organic matter, and many trace element C) is exceptionally heterogeneous, varying across the vast oceans of the world D) has varied greatly over the Earth&#039;s history. E) is highest in salinity near large landmasses and at higher latitudes

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1. B) watershed, because the area of land from which all water in it drains into the same place is known as Watershed.2. C) rills, gullies, because overland flow can concentrate in small grooves called rills which can enlarge to form gullies.3. A) deranged, because with no clear geometry and no true stream valley, this drainage pattern occurs in areas such as glaciated shield regions. =deranged4. B) contains dissolved gases, suspended and dissolved organic matter, and many trace element, because contains dissolved gases, suspended and dissolved organic matter, and many trace element

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