Longshore drift & coasts
Authored by Isabel Herrick
Geography
2nd Grade
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1.
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45 sec • 1 pt
What is longshore drift?
The movement of sediment down the beach.
A pebble drifting slowly into the sea.
When a beach is really long and people sleep on it.
2.
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What is swash?
Waves pulling material backwards into the sea.
Waves pushing material forwards onto the shore.
The movement of a wave sideways.
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What is backswash?
Waves pulling material backwards into the sea.
Waves pushing material forwards onto the shore.
When your spit goes back into a drink.
4.
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What is prevailing wind?
The most common and dominant direction that the wind is blowing in.
A wind that blows onto a beach.
The last wind to blow.
5.
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Do constructive waves build sediment up on a beach, or take sediment away?
Build up
Take away
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Do destructive waves build sediment up on a beach, or take sediment away?
Build up
Take away
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