Follow the instructions presented in the Water Erosion Lab. Gather information to complete the data table presented for each terrain type as you follow a stream through rocky terrain, down a mountain, and across plains to large bodies of water with unique characteristics.

Based on the provided information about water erosion in different terrain types, let’s fill out the data table for each terrain type, particularly focusing on the rocky terrain as suggested.

Data Table for Rocky Terrain

| Water Volume | Incline Gradient | Rate of Erosion | River Width | River Depth | |--------------------|------------------|------------------|-------------|-------------| | High | High | Fast | Narrow | Shallow | | Moderate | High | Moderate | Narrow | Shallow | | Low | High | Slow | Narrow | Shallow | | High | Moderate | Fast | Narrow | Deep | | Moderate | Moderate | Moderate | Narrow | Deep | | Low | Moderate | Slow | Narrow | Deep | | High | Low | Fast | Wide | Shallow | | Moderate | Low | Moderate | Wide | Shallow | | Low | Low | Slow | Wide | Deep |

Explanation

1. High Water Volume + High Incline: Fast erosion due to gravity; river tends to be narrow and shallow because it's steep.
2. Moderate Water Volume + High Incline: Erosion becomes moderate; narrow river remains shallow.
3. Low Water Volume + High Incline: Slow erosion; river remains narrow and shallow.
4. High Water Volume + Moderate Incline: Increased erosion; the river can be narrow but may be deep due to sufficient energy.
5. Moderate Water Volume + Moderate Incline: Similar to the high water flow scenario, moderate erosion and a narrow river that can be deep.
6. Low Water Volume + Moderate Incline: Slow erosion, remaining narrow but can be deep if sufficient sediment is carried.
7. High Water Volume + Low Incline: Fast erosion occurs but broader rivers with shallow depth due to slower gradient.
8. Moderate Water Volume + Low Incline: Moderate erosion; river may be wider but shallow.
9. Low Water Volume + Low Incline: Slow erosion, resulting in wider rivers that could be deeper due to sediment deposition.

This table provides an overview of how different factors interact in rocky terrain concerning water erosion characteristics.