Coasts crossword

7. this transportation process occurs when smaller pieces of sediment are bounced along the sea floor
9. these ways remove sediment from the beach by having a strong backwash
11. this hard coastal management strategy sees large boulders placed at the base of the cliff to absorb wave energy
12. this hard coastal management strategy sees rocks in cages placed along the coastline, dissipating the wave energy
13. the movement of sediment along the coastline
16. this landform occurs when a sandspit extends across a bay, connecting both headlands
17. the water that rushes up the beach after the wave has broken
19. this soft coastal management strategy replenishes beaches that have been depleted of sediment by longshore drift
20. this hard coastal management strategy is built to prevent the process of longshore drift
21. this transportation process occurs when larger pieces of sediment are rolled along the sea floor
22. this erosion process is the sheer power of the waves as they crash against the cliff face

1. this erosion process occurs when pebbles carried by the waves bash into each other, causing them to become smaller, smoother and more rounded
2. these ways help to build up the beach by having a strong swash
3. this is the type of coastline where bays and headlands form
4. this is the water that flows back to sea, after having broken on the beach
5. this erosion process occurs when weak acids in seawater dissolve certain types of rock e.g. limestone
6. the dropping of sediment, which occurs when waves lose energy
8. this erosion process sees pebbles carried by the sea scrape against the cliff face in a sandpapering motion
10. the wearing away of rock and sediment found along the coastline
14. this transportation process occurs when fine pieces of sediment are suspended and carried by the waves
15. this organism binds sand together, helping to build and stabilise sand dunes
18. this hard coastal management strategy is often recurved at the top, reflecting wave energy back to see