Saltburn to Flamborough

What type of geology influences the landform at Flamborough Head, and how high are the cliffs typically?

• Limestone geology, 15-20m high

• Chalk geology, 20-30m high

• Granite geology, 25-35m high

• Sandstone geology, 10-15m high

Which factor contributes to the differential rates of erosion at Robin Hood's Bay?

• The presence of resistant limestone and chalk

• The presence of weak shale and clay

• High energy wave direction from the south

• Low sediment supply from rivers

What is the dominant wind/wave direction affecting Saltburn, and what is its fetch?

• From the south - 100km fetch

• From the west - 200km fetch

• From the north and northeast - 1500km fetch

• From the east - 800km fetch

How do human influences affect the sediment deposits near Whitby Bay?

• Weirs and banks increase sediment deposits

• Weirs and banks have no effect on sediment deposits

• Weirs and banks limit fluvial deposits

• Weirs and banks enhance marine deposits

What is the typical slope angle of shore platforms at Robin Hood's Bay?

• 1°

• 5°

• 15°

• 20°

What geological feature is associated with Selwick's Bay at Flamborough Head?

• Sand dunes

• Caves, arches, and stacks

• Delta formations

• Coral reefs

During the winter storms of 2010-11, what significant change occurred at Filey Bay?

• Large sediment deposition

• Minimal erosion

• Removal of a large part of the beach

• Formation of new sand dunes

What limits the deposition of drift-aligned features along the coastline that lacks estuaries and spits?

• High sediment supply

• High energy environments

• Limited low-energy environments

• Abundant flora and fauna

What is the angle of the cliffs at the very top of Flamborough Head?

• 40°

• 30°

• 50°

• 60°

What type of geological material is Flamborough Head primarily composed of?

• Granite

• Chalk

• Limestone

• Sandstone