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Wind

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of energy source is wind to a coastal system?

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Tertiary

d)

Quaternary

2.

When wind speeds are persistently high and uninterrupted, wave speeds are likely to be.......

a)

Lower than usual

b)

No different to usual

c)

Higher than usual

3.

The prevailing wind to the UK comes from the....

a)

SE

b)

NW

c)

NE

d)

SW

4.

What is a prevailing wind?

a)

The strongest wind that hits the coast

b)

The wind which has the most effect on the coast

c)

The wind which forms constructive waves

d)

The direction which the wind generally hits the coast from

5.

What is wind? Movement of air from....

a)

High pressure to higher pressure

b)

High pressure to low pressure

c)

Low pressure to high pressure

d)

Just the random movement of air

6.

What is the distance of water over which wind blows uninterrupted by major land masses?

a)

Frictional drag

b)

Magnitude

c)

Fetch

d)

Abrasion

7.

What affects the energy acquired by waves?

a)

Wind strength

b)

Wind strength and fetch

c)

Wind strength, fetch and length of time the wind has been blowing

d)

Wind strength, fetch, length of time the wind has been blowing and size of the coast.

8.

What is frictional drag?

a)

The transfer of energy from the wind blowing over the sea surface

b)

The edge of the sea rubbing against the cliff

c)

Frictional drag isn't real

d)

The transfer of energy from boats over the sea surface.

9.

Is wind an agent of erosion?

a)

No

b)

Sometimes

c)

Yes

d)

Yes in red

10.

What is the most common type of wind erosion?

a)

Attrition

b)

Abbrassion

c)

Adhesion

d)

Abrasion

11.

What is abrasion

a)

Where wind hits cliffs so hard that it wears it away

b)

Where wind uses material it carries to wear away landscapes

c)

Wind pulls rock away from cliff

d)

its fake news

12.

Who is Mrs Brannan's favourite Geographer?

a)

Jeremy Clarkson

b)

Jeremy Clarkson