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An example of hard engineering is dune regeneration.
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Groynes are a type of [blank_start]hard[blank_end] engineering.
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Sand spits form [blank_start]parallel[blank_end] to the coastline.
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Destructive waves have a weak [blank_start]swash[blank_end] and a strong [blank_start]backwash[blank_end].
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What type of process is shown here?
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erosion
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deposition
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transportation
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denudation
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Name the feature in the image.
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Gabion
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Groyne
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Sea Wall
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Rip Rap
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What is the vegetation in the image called?
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Marram grass
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Dune grass
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Marsh grass
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Dry grass
Question 8
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Concordant coasts run parallel to the coastline.
Question 9
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Attrition is a form of:
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Transportation
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Physical Weathering
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Erosion
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Which of the following does not affect erosion rates in the UK?
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Seasonality of Climate
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Storms
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Prevailing Winds
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Amount of Sunshine
Question 11
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Caves, arches, and stacks are landforms of coastal [blank_start]erosion[blank_end].
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Beaches are formed by [blank_start]constructive[blank_end] waves.
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Which way is the wind blowing in this diagram?
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Towards the left
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Towards the right
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Lagoons form with the formation of a sea bar.
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Label the diagram.
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Suspension
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Saltation
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Traction
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Abrasion
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Attrition
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Hydraulic Action
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UK prevailing winds come from which direction?
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South West
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South East
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North East
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North West
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When there is a flood, fresh water supplies don't get contaminated.
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Coastal realignment projects aim to add more land to the coastline.
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Beach nourishing is allowing the area close to the coastline to flood to gain nutrients from seawater.
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Rip Rap and rock armour are the same thing.