Question: How does the water flow in a creek during a flood compared to normal water flow?
Reference answer: During a flood there is more water in the creek and the water flows faster.

Student answer: It depends on if it has a slope or no slope.

Student answer: A flood will make the creek overflow faster and will make more damage.

Student answer: It flows faster and carries lots of birdie.

Student answer: With normal water flow there is not as much water than a flood.

Student answer: The flood water rises and goes really fast picking up sand and dirt.

Student answer: Water flows with a lot more force normal water goes a lot less fast.

Student answer: They both create erosion.

Student answer: During a flood the creek's volume will increase greatly, the water will run faster, and there will be mudslides, compared to normal water flow, which is constant and steady, and erodes less.

Student answer: It will flow fast and crazy, but with a normal one it floods slow and calm.

Student answer: The water flow in a creek during a flood is different from normal water flow because the water during a flood would flow more rapidly than the normal flow.

Student answer: The difference between a flooded creek and a normal creek is water level and water pressure.

Student answer: During a flood, the water flow is faster and heavier.

Student answer: The water goes faster and the water gets higher and it start to overflow.

Student answer: The water flows quickly during floods and also the water is high and normal water flows pretty calm and is not usually as high as water is during floods.

Student answer: The water in a chart is much higher during a flood and it goes faster.

Student answer: The water rises and starts getting wavy and out of hand.

Student answer: In a flood it would spread farther.

Student answer: In a flood the water flows faster than in normal water level.

Student answer: A creek usually flows slowly and floods usually flow quickly.

Student answer: It flows faster because of the water current pushing the other one.

Student answer: It will flow faster and might swerve off track.

Student answer: The writer in the flood goes faster and more water comes out at once.

Student answer: The water in the creek during a flood is more capped than a normal molten. During a flood the water runs through more quickly and picks up earth materials in deposition first and takes them further. Also erosion happen more quickly.

Student answer: The water would flow much faster and rise above the marshes. During a normal day the water would not be moving very fast and if would not be over the marshes.

Student answer: When there is a flood the water flow is much faster. It is also stronger.

Student answer: It flows faster.

Student answer: The water flows a lot faster during a flood compared to the speed flowing during a normal flow.

Student answer: It overflows in a creek and a lake on river.

Student answer: In a flood the water would be moving stronger and faster than usual.

Student answer: Flood water has a great velocity and force.

Student answer: The water overlaps the area around the creek during a flood.

Student answer: The water goes out of its channel. The water speeds up.

Student answer: The water in the creek during a flood will flow much harder and faster causing more and more erosion compared to water flow without creek.

Student answer: It is compared to different speed a flow patterns.

Student answer: The water flows in a faster range than normal because there is more water.

Student answer: The water flow in a creek during a flood compared to normal water flow is the same.