2.1[b] Influences on coastal environments Flashcards

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What is a headland?
○ A) A narrow piece of land projecting into the sea
○ B) A wide, flat beach
○ C) A deep underwater trench
○ D) A type of coral reef

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A) A narrow piece of land projecting into the sea

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Which feature is formed by the erosion of a headland?
○ A) Spit
○ B) Bay
○ C) Cave
○ D) Lagoon

A

C) Cave

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What is a bay?
○ A) A narrow piece of land projecting into the sea
○ B) A broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inward
○ C) A deep underwater trench
○ D) A type of coral reef

A

B) A broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inward

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Which coastal feature is created by the deposition of sediment?
○ A) Cliff
○ B) Arch
○ C) Spit
○ D) Stack

A

C) Spit

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What is a stack?
○ A) A vertical column of rock in the sea near a coast
○ B) A type of sand dune
○ C) A deep underwater trench
○ D) A type of coral reef

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A) A vertical column of rock in the sea near a coast

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Which process leads to the formation of a wave-cut platform?
○ A) Deposition
○ B) Erosion
○ C) Transportation
○ D) Weathering

A

B) Erosion

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What is a lagoon?
○ A) A shallow body of water separated from a larger sea by a barrier
○ B) A deep underwater trench
○ C) A type of coral reef
○ D) A narrow piece of land projecting into the sea

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A) A shallow body of water separated from a larger sea by a barrier

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Which feature is formed when a cave breaks through a headland?
○ A) Stack
○ B) Arch
○ C) Spit
○ D) Lagoon

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B) Arch

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What is a tombolo?
○ A) A sandbar that connects an island to the mainland
○ B) A type of coral reef
○ C) A deep underwater trench
○ D) A narrow piece of land projecting into the sea

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A) A sandbar that connects an island to the mainland

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Which coastal feature is formed by longshore drift?
○ A) Cliff
○ B) Spit
○ C) Stack
○ D) Arch

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B) Spit

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What is a cliff?
○ A) A steep rock face, especially at the edge of the sea
○ B) A broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inward
○ C) A deep underwater trench
○ D) A type of coral reef

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A) A steep rock face, especially at the edge of the sea

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Which process is primarily responsible for the formation of a cave?
○ A) Deposition
○ B) Erosion
○ C) Transportation
○ D) Weathering

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B) Erosion

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What is a beach?
○ A) A narrow piece of land projecting into the sea
○ B) A broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inward
○ C) A pebbly or sandy shore, especially by the sea
○ D) A type of coral reef

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C) A pebbly or sandy shore, especially by the sea

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Which feature is formed when an arch collapses?
○ A) Stack
○ B) Spit
○ C) Lagoon
○ D) Tombolo

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A) Stack

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What is a wave-cut notch?
○ A) A small indentation at the base of a cliff formed by wave erosion
○ B) A type of coral reef
○ C) A deep underwater trench
○ D) A narrow piece of land projecting into the sea

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A) A small indentation at the base of a cliff formed by wave
erosion

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Which coastal feature is formed by the deposition of sand and shingle?
○ A) Cliff
○ B) Beach
○ C) Stack
○ D) Arch

A

B) Beach

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What is a bar?
○ A) A ridge of sand or shingle formed across the mouth of a river or bay
○ B) A type of coral reef
○ C) A deep underwater trench
○ D) A narrow piece of land projecting into the sea

A

A) A ridge of sand or shingle formed across the mouth of a river or
bay

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Which process leads to the formation of a spit?
○ A) Deposition
○ B) Erosion
○ C) Transportation
○ D) Weathering

A

A) Deposition

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What is a headland and bay?
○ A) Alternating sections of hard and soft rock along a coast
○ B) A type of coral reef
○ C) A deep underwater trench
○ D) A narrow piece of land projecting into the sea

A

A) Alternating sections of hard and soft rock along a coast

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Which feature is formed by the erosion of softer rock between harder rock?
○ A) Bay
○ B) Headland
○ C) Stack
○ D) Arch

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A) Bay