The role of climate, marine and sub-aerial processes in coastal erosion
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- Q1Which answer correctly describes the difference between climate change and global warming?Climate change only refers to warming; global warming is changes to weather.Climate change is short-term; global warming is about daily weather.Global warming affects the air; climate change affects oceans only.Global warming is temperature rise; climate change refers to changes in weather.Global warming is caused by nature; climate change is human-made only.30s
- Q2Features found along discordant coastlines include ______ and headlands.Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q3Match the rock types to their correct characteristics.Users link answersLinking30s
- Q4Re-order the statements to explain the formation of a stump.Users link answersLinking30s
- Q5Identify the correct definition for swash and backwash.Swash: Cliff erosion; Backwash: Sand deposition onto the beach.Swash: Gentle waves; Backwash: Strong currents back to the sea.Swash: High tide forms waves; Backwash: Low tide pulls water away.Swash: Water up the beach; Backwash: Water returning to the sea.Swash: Water parallel to shore; Backwash: Waves hitting the shore.30s
- Q6What process does 'the wearing away of rocks along the coastline' describe?ErosionTransportationMass movementWeathering30s
