Who wants to be rivers
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Who Wants to be a rivers Millionaire
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A: Toms
C: Tims
B: Thames
D: Hens
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Which of these is a river?
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A: Ketchup
C: Sauce
B: Saws
D: Source
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The start of a river is called the … ?
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A: Separation
C: Condensation
B: Precipitation
D: Evaporation
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Which word is not part of the water
cycle?
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A: George
C: Waterfall
B: Gorge
D: Meander
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Which of these features are not found on a river?
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A: Five
C: Severn
B: Four
D: Nine
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Which of these is a river?
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Milestone!Milestone!
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A: Exmouth
C: Exeter
B: Exmoor
D: Dartmoor
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Where is the SOURCE of the river Exe?
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A: Meeting point
C: Conflagration
B: Tributary
D: Confluence
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Which word means the place where two rivers
meet?
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A: Infiltration
C: Filtration
B: Installation
D: Defibrillation
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Which word describes water sinking into the ground?
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A: Amazon
C: Nile
B: Yangtze
D: Tigris
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Which is the longest river in the world?
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A: Soil
C: Grass
B: Limestone
D: Concrete
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Which of these surfaces are impermeable?
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Milestone!Milestone!
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A: Hard dry soil
C: Cutting down trees
B: Permeable rock
D: Melting snow
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Which of these factors does not increase the
risk of a flood?
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A: Flood Watch
C: Flood Line
B: Flood Aware
D: Floods R Us
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What is the name of the organization that is
responsible for giving flood warnings in the UK?
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A: Melbourne
C: Great Sandy
B: Kangaroo Creek
D: Murray Darling
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Which is the longest river in Australia?
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A: Venezuela
C: Canada
B: USA
D: Zambia
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Where is the world’s highest waterfall?
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A: Attrition
C: Abrasion
B: Traction
D: Hydraulic action
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Which is the odd one out?
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YOU WIN £1 MILLION!
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YOU LOSE!
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