National Coasts

In total, how many erosion processes have we studied?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

What erosion process am I explaining? When waves force air and water into cracks in the rock widening and weakening them breaking parts off over time.

• Abrasion

• Attrition

• Hydraulic Action

• Solution

What erosion process is referred to as the 'sandpaper effect'

• Attrition

• Abrasion

• Hydraulic Action

• Solution

Lulworth Cove is an example of what feature?

• Headland

• Wave-cut platform

• Bay

• Cave

What feature can you identify in the image?

• Bay

• Headland

• Wavecut platform

• Stack

Select the correct sequence for explaining the formation of a stack

• Weakness, cave, arch, stump

• Weakness, cave, arch, stack

• arches, stacks, cave

• caves, arches, stacks

What feature can you identify in the image?

• Cave

• Arch

• Stump

• Headland

Which erodes quicker?

• Hard rock (clay)

• Soft rock (sandstone)

• Hard Rock (Sandstone)

• Soft Rock (Clay)

What is this landform?

• Arch
• Cave
• Headland
• Wave-cut Platform

What is swash?

• Water that runs back into the ocean.
• Water that falls forward and moves up the shore.
• Tug of war between the drag of the wind and pull of gravity.
• Swirling of water in an area.