Coasts PT2

2. A coastal feature that forms when the stack collapses.
4. The land along the coast.
6. When the seawater drains back down the beach.
8. A place where the land meets the ocean and sea.
9. A coastal feature that forms when a cave breaks through to the other side of a headland.

1. A wind-swept beach with very large rounded boulders that were thrown there during violent storms.
3. A coastal feature that forms next to the headland, where the soft rock has eroded away.
5. Where rivers flow into the sea.
6. Gently, sloping areas of sand, pebbles or mud at the edge of an ocean, sea or lake.
7. In the tropics, many beaches are made of this marine invertebrates washed up from nearby reefs.