A) jetty
B) seawall
C) groin
D) breakwater
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A) an island offshore breaking waves and trapping sand behind to form a tombolo
B) a spit, formed by sand moving by longshore drift accumulating along the opening of a tidal channel
C) a sea cliff producing erosion at the base of the sea cliff i.e. breakwater.
D) a barrier island, which forms an artificial beach at the front of the breakwater
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A) immediately offshore of the headland
B) on the beach to the north of the headland
C) on the beach to the south of the headland
D) only in pocket beaches along the headland
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A) barrier island
B) sea stack
C) tombolo
D) bar
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A) wave height
B) wave refraction
C) fetch
D) wave period
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A) groin
B) beach nourishment
C) seawall
D) breakwater
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A) the length of time the wind has blown
B) the fetch
C) the wind speed
D) all of these
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A) Groins
B) Jetties
C) Seawalls
D) Breakwaters
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A) ebb
B) spring
C) neap
D) none of these
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A) the same salinity as the ocean waters it forms from
B) lower salinity than the ocean waters it forms from
C) higher salinity than the ocean waters it forms from
D) It depends on the temperature. If conditions are far below freezing, the salinity is the same as the adjacent seawater; if it is close to freezing, the ice is essentially fresh water.
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A) water flowing upward against the cliff, washing the cliff face of loose debris
B) crashing waves forcing water, air, or both into cracks, dislodging rocks from the cliff
C) impact of the wave causing vibrations that trigger landslides
D) abrasion by rocks flung against the cliff by the waves
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A) called beach drift
B) caused by obliquely breaking waves
C) very unusual and seldom occurs
D) both caused by obliquely breaking waves and called beach drift
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A) a method of shoreline erosion control
B) the circular pattern made by water particles when a wave passes
C) the distance that wind has traveled across open water
D) the distance between the trough of a wave and the still water level
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A) tombolo
B) coastal barrier
C) sea stack
D) baymouth bar
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A) is created by waves approaching at an oblique angle
B) is achieved by longshore currents
C) may create spits
D) all of the above
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A) to the right
B) upward
C) downward
D) to the left
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A) The winds change from east to west offshore flow. to onshore flow or weak winds during El Niño conditions.
B) The winds shift from prevailing southwesterlies to stagnant, doldrum conditions during El Niño.
C) The winds shift from west to east onshore flow. to offshore flow east to west. during El Niño conditions.
D) The winds shift from south to north, along the coast, to west to east, across the coast.
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A) Thanks- I was thinking about doing that myself but you just saved me the money.
B) Tell him he is going to destroy the beach in front of your house. If he proceeds you might need to find a lawyer.
C) Ask for clarification of what type of material he will use, to make sure it is strong enough.
D) The issue is not relevant to your property as it will not affect the beach in the region.
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A) flood tide
B) tidal flat
C) neap tide
D) spring tide
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A) the view
B) accessibility of the beach
C) the stability of the sea cliff, rock type, etc.
D) quality of the beach
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