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A) swash
B) backwash
C) a littoral current
D) an oscillation wave
E) wave refraction
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A) in the direction of the wave
B) up and down
C) first in the direction of the wave and then in the direction opposite to that of the wave
D) in the direction opposite to that of the wave
E) none of the above
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A) There is 1 cycle per day.
B) They are unpredictable for most all areas on Earth.
C) They are caused by Earth's rotation.
D) They have small effects on landforms.
E) Daily ranges cannot exceed 2 meters.
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A) the location of today's coral reefs
B) the presence of the large barrier islands
C) the formation of continental shelves
D) wave- cut terraces observed on today's coastlines
E) great damage done by Pleistocene tsunamis
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A) clay
B) polyps
C) calcium carbonate
D) granite
E) sand
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A) tombolo
B) connecting bar
C) hook
D) offshore bar
E) baymouth bar
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A) beaches
B) longshore currents
C) barrier islands
D) marine terraces
E) coral reefs
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A) abrasion
B) compressed air
C) chemical action
D) wind
E) hydraulic pounding
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A) swash
B) refraction
C) trough
D) oscillation
E) amplitude
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A) 2 meters below sea level
B) 5- 10 meters above sea level
C) at sea level
D) 5- 10 meters below sea level
E) 2 meters above sea level
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A) tectonic uplift.
B) innundation of coastal plains.
C) the size of the world ocean to become slightly smaller.
D) the seas to become less salty.
E) global eustatic fall of sea level.
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A) They can devastate coastlines.
B) They move rapidly.
C) They have very long wavelengths.
D) They are associated with earthquakes.
E) They are very tall in the open sea.
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A) the berm
B) the sand
C) the foreshore zone
D) the mudflats
E) the offshore zone
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A) C
B) U
C) T
D) V
E) L
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A) tides
B) waves
C) a change in sea level
D) longshore currents
E) organic secretions
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A) tsunamis
B) waves of perturbation
C) swash
D) backwash
E) surface waves on deep water
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A) the presence of an underwater volcano
B) warm water
C) saltwater
D) shallow water
E) the presence of tiny marine animals
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A) backwash
B) swash
C) stream outflow
D) a longshore current
E) oblique waves
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