Constructive waves have strong backwash and weak swash

Which of the following geographical term means the wind which predominantly blows over a period of time?

Which of the following is NOT a type of coastal erosional processes?

The strength of the wave is dependent on ... (click all suitable options.)

The process when rock particles knock against the base of the cliff causing parts of the cliff to breakdown.

Air is trapped the cracks of cliffs by the force incoming waves. The pressure buildup causes the joints to weaken and rocks to shatter.

Define the term "erosion"

Constructive waves create beaches

A steep rock face, especially along the coast.

The motion of water that causes erosion.

What is a coast

What are the parts of a wave?

Deposition occurs when

The acids in seawater slowly dissolve the chalk and limestone cliffs. The material produced is carried away by this process.

It is how far the wave has traveled.

They are created from big, strong waves when the wind is mighty and has been blowing for a long time.

They break on the shore and deposit material, building up beaches. Which is described in the statement?

Destructive waves have _______ wave frequency and _____ wave height compared to constructive waves

constructive waves have ______ swash and _____ backwash.

Which of the following is NOT a type of coastal erosional processes?

Name Part A of the wave.

Name Part B of the wave.

Air is trapped the cracks of cliffs by the incoming waves. The pressure buildup causes the joints to weaken and rocks to shatter.