Coasts Revision
Across
- 1. The pattern material moves along a coast by longshore drift
- 3. Freeze thaw is an example of this
- 6. Material rotates along a curved slip plane
- 8. A strip of sand/shingle extending across a bay, connected to land on both sides
- 9. Where small pieces of shingle are bounced along the sea bed
- 11. Wooden or stone fences built at right angles to trap material transported by longshore drift
- 14. When an arch collapses it creates this landform
- 15. A wave cut _______ is formed by erosional processes at the foot of a cliff
- 16. The name of the coastline we used as our UK example
Down
- 2. Waves pick up stones from the beach and throw it at the base of cliffs, wearing them away
- 4. The backwash moves material back down the beach at a right angle to the shoreline due to this
- 5. What wind causes the direction of a wave's swash?
- 6. Narrow coastal land formation that is tied to the coast at one end; this is created by deposition
- 7. A feature on the Earth's surface
- 10. Material breaks up and falls down a slope
- 12. When a wave breaks and water washes up the beach
- 13. A coastal town on the Holderness Coast vulnerable to erosion