The process by which rock fragments carried by the water are thrown against the coast, breaking up the coastal rocks:

Which of the following is responsible for transporting sediments along the coast?

The process by which sediment is dropped or laid down by waves is known as:

Which of the following landforms is NOT formed from wave erosion?

A narrow strip of land that extends into the water from the coast is called a:

Which of the following landforms is created by wave deposition?

Large quantities of sand may be deposited up the beach creating a parallel rise to the beach. If it stays in place, it may eventually become a high ridge of sand called a:

The repeated movement of water caused by the gravitational pull of the Moon is called:

Which of the following landforms is created by wave transportation?

The process by which waves change direction and bend as they encounter an obstacle is known as:

Which of the following is NOT a feature formed from wave deposition?

A long, narrow sandbar that connects an island to the mainland is called a:

The vertical distance between the crest and trough of a wave is called the:

The process by which rock particles carried by the water collide with each other, becoming smaller, smoother and rounder particles is known as:

Which of the following is NOT a feature formed from wave transportation?

The process of waves crashing against cliffs and wearing them away is an example of:

The horizontal distance between two consecutive wave crests or troughs is known as the:

Which of the following is a feature formed from wave erosion?

Under the influence of gravity water is pulled back toward the sea. This is known as:

The main agent of coastal change is:

Which of the following is NOT a feature formed from wave deposition?

Which feature develops along coasts with alternate bands of resistant and less resistant rocks due to erosion and wave refraction ?

An area of water dammed by a bay-bar:

The process by which waves carry and move sediment along the coast is known as: