Coasts 1- Waves
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Geography
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7th Grade
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Easy
Aimee Cooper
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31 Slides • 19 Questions
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Poll
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What connects these photos. What do you think we will be learning about?
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Labelling
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Read through the passage and answer the following questions
1)What is the coast? – summarise in less than 20 words
2)What is the difference between onshore and offshore?
3)What does the term diverse mean?
4)Why is not one coastline the same (explain why those factors cause diversity)
5)In the passage, it describes the coast to be 3 meeting points of what areas?
6)What is the difference between the two physical processes shaping the landforms?
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Why are waves important to the coast?
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Drag and Drop
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What factors affect the size of the waves?
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Match
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1) Which wind would produce the biggest wave? Why?
2) Which wind would produce the smallest wave? Why?
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Match
Match the following
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What will happen when a wave meets the shore?
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Finish the sentence….
Friction between the prevailing wind and the sea causes the water to move in the direction of the wind. The wave now moves in a ……
Follow these key words to help you structure your answer:
Circular motion, friction with beach, base of wave, slow, top of wave, fast, elliptical motion, break
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Imagine you were sat on this beach.
What would the waves be doing and what would it sound like?
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Describe the differences between the waves on the left and on the right.
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Draw
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Drag and Drop
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Categorize
They are formed by distant storms which can be 100s of km away
These waves surge up the beach with a stronger swash
The waves are well spaced apart and are less powerful when they reach the coast.
low energy
They rear up to form towering waves before crashing down onto the beach
They destroy the beach
High energy
There is little forward movement when this type of wave breaks but there is a powerful backwash
They carry large amounts of sediment and ‘construct’ the beach
waves are formed by local storms close to the coast
This wave drags material away from the beach, eroding it (wearing it away)
They have a weak swash as little material is left behind on the beach
They have a strong swash which pushed material up the beach.
Organise these options into the right categories
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Compare the characteristics of constructive and destructive waves (4 marks)
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Match
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