Across
- 4. beach materials e.g. small stones, rocks
- 6. waves that are smaller in height and have a strong swash but weak backwash
- 8. when sediment from a beach is worn away by the wind or sea
- 9. when rocks expand and contract at day and night
- 10. when rainwater gets into rock and freezes causing them to brake
- 13. weathering when plants can grow in the cracks
- 15. when waves pick up beach materials and hurl them at the bottom of a cliff
- 16. the distance over which the wind has blown
Down
- 1. weathering that erodes rocks that react with rainwater
- 2. wind that causes the waves to approach the shore at an angle
- 3. wave that is lager in height and has a strong backwash
- 5. when material is used to build new landforms
- 7. when beach materials are moved from on place to another
- 11. when rocks bump into each other and become smaller and smoother
- 12. when certain types of cliffs are eroded away by the weak acid in the sea
- 14. water that runs up the beach