Q.1.
What is the term used when a cliff erodes at the bottom?
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Undercut
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Abrasion
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Deposition
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Overcut
Q.2.
What is the name of the protection used to stop sand being swept from a beach?
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Sand dunes
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Sea wall
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Groynes
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Cliffs
Q.3.
What is a large flat area of sand known as?
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A cliff
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A coast
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A sand dune
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A beach
Q.4.
When soft rock erodes to create a hole in the cliff what is this known as?
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Stacks
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Arches
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Headlands
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Caves
Q.5.
On some coasts the cliffs are worn away by erosion. What acts on the cliffs to cause them to erode?
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Pebbles
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Sand
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Waves
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Rocks
Q.6.
How are sand dunes formed?
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The sea pushes the sand into hills
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The wind blows the sand into hills
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They are man made
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Rivers push the sand into hills
Q.7.
How is a stack formed?
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When soft rock erodes and forms a hole in the cliff
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When an arch erodes further, a part becomes separated from the coast
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When a cave erodes further and forms a tunnel through the cliff
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When a rock is pushed by waves and becomes rounded
Q.8.
When a bay is formed what is the name of the projections formed at either side?
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Stacks
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Arches
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Headlands
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Caves
Q.9.
What is the process called when waves throw pebbles at the cliff causing it to wear away?
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Erosion
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Abrasion
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Deposition
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Transportation
Q.10.
How is an arch formed?
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When soft rock erodes and forms a hole in the cliff
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When an arch erodes further, a part becomes separated from the coast
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When a cave erodes further and forms a tunnel through the cliff
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When a rock is pushed by waves and becomes rounded