Coastal Erosion and Deposition

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What is coastal erosion?

  • The process of waves retreating back into the sea.
  • The breaking down and carrying away of materials by the sea. (correct)
  • The process of waves washing up onto the shoreline.
  • The build-up of material on the shoreline.

What is the difference between destructive and constructive waves?

  • Destructive waves and constructive waves have the same strength of swashes and backwashes.
  • Destructive waves and constructive waves are the same thing.
  • Destructive waves have stronger swashes than backwashes, while constructive waves have stronger backwashes than swashes.
  • Destructive waves have stronger backwashes than swashes, while constructive waves have stronger swashes than backwashes. (correct)

What causes the creation of beaches?

  • The washing up of water onto the shoreline.
  • The deposition of material by constructive waves. (correct)
  • The retreat of water back into the sea.
  • The erosion of material by destructive waves.

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