GATEWAY 1

4. Waves in the open ocean have a ? wave length
7. The ? the wind blows, the greater the wave energy is (Wind speed)
8. Remaining resistant rocks which extend into the sea
9. Ocean currents that flow parallel to a coast
11. ? waves break far from the shore and with little energy
12. Something that forms when wind blows across the surface of seas and oceans
13. When waves break, water rushes up a beach. We call this a ?
14. When rock particles carried by waves rub or hit against one another, they break down into smaller pieces and become smoother and more rounded over time
15. The ? the wind blows, the larger the waves are. (Duration of wind)
17. ? waves break violently on the shore with high energy

1. Large-scale, continuous movements of water in seas and oceans
2. The ? the fetch, the more energy the waves have (Fetch)
3. Process by which waves change direction as they approach a coast
4. Waves in the open ocean have a low wave height
5. The arrangement and composition of rock found in the area
6. Combined effect of sediment movements by longshore currents and beach drift is known as?
10. Area where the land meets the sea
16. A zone of sediment deposition
18. Daily alternate rise and fall in the sea level
19. A steep and near vertical rock face along the coasts