River Basins Matching _____Hydrosphere _____River _____Floodplain _____Tributaries _____Watershed/ River Basin _____Divide _____Wetland _____Reservoir _____Lake _____Nutrients Name:___________________________ A. streams and smaller rivers that feed into a main river B. a lake that stores water for human use, man-made C. the portion of Earth that contains water D. substances such as nitrogen and phosphorous (in fertilizers) that enable plants and algae to grow E. all the land that feeds water into a river F. land area covered with water during some part or all of the year: marshes, swamps, bogs G. a large, flowing stream of water fed by other smaller streams, or tributaries H. a low area of land where surface water run-off accumulates I. a nearly flat plain along the course of a stream or river that is naturally subject to flooding J. a natural ridge of land that separates watersheds (mountains/hills) K. nutrients building up in a lake over many years, turns into a meadow _____Eutrophication River Basins Matching _____Hydrosphere _____River _____Floodplain _____Tributaries _____Watershed/ River Basin _____Divide _____Wetland _____Reservoir _____Lake _____Nutrients _____Eutrophication Name:___________________________ A. streams and smaller rivers that feed into a main river B. a lake that stores water for human use, man-made C. the portion of Earth that contains water D. substances such as nitrogen and phosphorous (in fertilizers) that enable plants and algae to grow E. all the land that feeds water into a river F. land area covered with water during some part or all of the year: marshes, swamps, bogs G. a large, flowing stream of water fed by other smaller streams, or tributaries H. a low area of land where surface water run-off accumulates I. a nearly flat plain along the course of a stream or river that is naturally subject to flooding J. a natural ridge of land that separates watersheds (mountains/hills) K. nutrients building up in a lake over many years, turns into a meadow