Across
- 2. When rocks dissolve in water at the coastline.
- 3. equilibrium, When inputs and outputs of a system are balanced.
- 5. The distance the wind blows on open water for.
- 8. movement, The movement of rock down cliffs and slopes.
- 10. The break down or disintegration of rock in situ.
- 11. A form of hard engineering that is used to stop longshore drift.
- 13. cell, An area of the coastline that is separated by boundaries e.g. Headlands.
- 15. A type of erosion where rocks bash into each other and become small and round.
- 16. The sudden collapse of rock fragments at the cliff face.
- 17. Material that is moved and deposited in a new location.
- 19. when a wave brakes and water is washed up the beach.
- 20. When water runs back down the beach into the sea.
- 21. The overland flow of water down a slope or cliff face.
- 22. When sediment is carried in the water causing the water to look murky.
Down
- 1. When the sun heats up the surface of the rock during the day and in the night it cools causing the surface of the rock to disintegrate.
- 4. Rainfall, hail, sleet and snow.
- 6. When rocks are dropped off and is no longer carried by the sea.
- 7. A type of erosion where rocks grind along a rock platform.
- 8. processes, Processes that effect the coast at the foot of a cliff.
- 9. drift, When sediment is transported along the coast due to the waves going in the direction of the prevailing wind.
- 12. action, A type of erosion where water is blasted into cracks in the rock which causes the rock to eventually split apart.
- 13. Processes, Processes that effect the coast above sea level.
- 14. thaw, When the water gets into cracks in the rock and freezes causing it to expand which eventually breaks the rock up.
- 17. A sharp break of a slope that usually occurs in weak unconsolidated clays and sand.
- 18. When large boulders are rolling along the sea bed.
