Question 1
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The coast is the narrow zone where the land and the sea overlap and directly interact.
Question 2
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How is the movement of water particles described?
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Longitudinal
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Relational
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Orbital
Question 3
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What is "fetch"?
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The distance sediment can be transported from one end of the beach to the other.
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The distance of open water over which wind can blow.
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The distance between the crests of successive wave fronts.
Question 4
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Which of the following are NOT processes?
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Wind
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Sand
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Erosion
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Biological
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Tombolo
Question 5
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Which wave type which breaks on a beach with a powerful swash and weaker backwash, moving material up the beach?
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Constructive
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Destructive
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Productive
Question 6
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What is backwash?
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The movement of water up the beach as the result of the breaking of waves
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Movement of water down the beach under gravitational pull after the wave has broken
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The small particles of food left in the bottle after you share your drink with a friend
Question 7
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What wave process is shown in the diagram?
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Wave diffraction
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Near-shore current
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Long-shore drift
Question 8
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How is wave length measured?
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The horizontal distance between the crests of two successive waves
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The vertical distance between the crest and trough
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The distance from one end of a wave to the other
Question 9
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What features are shown in this diagram?
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Cliff
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Wave-cut platform
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Notch
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Rocky headland
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Parallel dune system
Question 10
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A series of mini embayment’s
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Long narrow accumulations of sand projecting out to sea
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A horizontal or gently inclined area at the top of the beach
Question 11
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What is this major feature of Waihi called?
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A Tangelo
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A Toledo
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A Tombolo
Question 12
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The rate of coastal erosion depends on the profile of the coast, resistance and slope of rocks, width of beach and shore, nature of beach deposits, depth of water offshore, and the tidal range.
Question 13
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The following are part of which process: Uplifting, faulting, folding, volcanism
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Fluvial
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Tectonic
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Climatic
Question 14
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What type of interaction between the waves and the coast can clearly be seen in the picture?
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Refraction
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Reflection
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Difraction
Question 15
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What is hydraulic pressure?
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Rocks and boulders already eroded from cliffs and broken down into smaller and more rounded particles
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The wearing away of cliffs by sand shingle and boulders hurled against them by waves
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The dissolving of limestone by the carbonic acid in sea water and the evaporation of slats to reproduce crystals which expand as they form and cause the rock to disintegrate
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When a parcel of air is trapped and compressed with in a joint in a cliff or between a breaking wave and a cliff - the increase in pressure may over a period of time waken and break off pieces of rock
Question 16
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Waihi beach is an erosional beach
Question 17
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Tectonic processes during which two periods are largely responsible for coastal geology?
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Pleistocene and Holocene
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Cretaceous and Jurrasic
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Pliocene and Miocene
Question 18
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What are the THREE ways Aeolian processes transport sediment?
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Traction
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Saltation
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Surface creep
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Slumping
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Suspension
Question 19
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What is this structure called that is designed to help deposition and accumulation of sediment in the dunes?
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Hadrians Wall
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Rabbit Proof Fence
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Sand Trap
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The Wind Fence Thingy
Question 20
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What should you integrate in to all your answers?