Wave Erosion - Angela Cruz

3. A _____ is left standing when a sea arch collapses.
4. Waves mostly deposit _____.
5. Large ocean waves are the result of powerful _____ far out at sea.
7. As waves come to shore, they gradually change _____.
9. A _____ is a long ridge of sand parallel to the shore.
10. Ordinary _____ can produce waves in lakes or small ponds.
11. These stand out from the coast into the ocean; they are made out of harder rock that resists erosion by the waves.
13. The wearing away of rock by a grinding action.
17. Type of cliff that forms when waves erode a rocky shoreline.
18. _____ blows waves across the water's surface.

1. _____ are formed when sea caves on either side of a headland join.
2. Long, narrow island parallel to the coast, formed when storm waves pile up large amounts of sand above sea level.
4. _____ are formed as waves hollow out the cliff.
6. When waves carrying sediment hit land, the sediment wears away rock like _____.
8. As waves repeatedly hit the beach, some of the beach sediment moves down the beach with the current.
10. Area of wave-washed sediment along a coast.
12. Happens when large waves hit rocks along the shore with great force.
14. Beaches that project like a finger out into the water.
15. waves eventually _____ the headlands to even out the shoreline.
16. Major force of erosion along coasts.