Cliffs
Caves, Arches, Stacks, Stumps
Waves
Beaches
Spits
100

The process of a cliff moving back is called?

Retreat

100
Arches will only form at what type of Coastal Landform?
Headland
100

What is the type of wave that occurs in winter?

Destructive

100

What are the 2 types of beaches?

Sandy and shingle

100

Where can a spit form?

River mouth (estuary) or sheltered bay

200

What will be found at the base of a cliff?

Wave cut platfom

200
What is the main erosional process which will cause the formation of a cave?
Hydraulic Action
200

Are waves small or big with strong wind?

Bigger waves

200

What processes form a beach?

Deposition, transportation and erosion

200

What shape does a spit make?

Hook

300

When will a Wave Cut platform be visible?

At the low water mark - low tide

300
What is another word for a joint?
Crack or Fault
300

What does swash mean?

The layer of water that washes up the beach, towards land.

300

Which beach is formed by constructive waves?

Both - shingle and sandy

300

What causes a spit to form?

Prevailing wing and longshore drift

400

What is the landform called that juts out from a bay?

Headland

400

Name an example of a headland with arches, caves, stacks and stumps.

Old Harry Rocks, Dorset in South England.

400

What is fetch?

Distance of ocean wind has blown over before reaching the shore

400

Where does the sediment come from to form beaches?

Somewhere else along the coast 

400

What causes a spit to form its shape?

A secondary wind from another direction

500

What types of erosion can affect a cliff?

HA, attrition, abrasion and solution

500

What type of coastline has bands of hard and soft rock and changes its shape?  

A concordant coastline

500

What are the characteristics of a beach formed by constructive waves?

Wide and gently sloping beach

500

Where is an example of a sandy beach?

Portstewart Strand (or another eg)

500

What forms behind a spit?

Salt marsh

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