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Waves & Coastal Processes: True or False
 

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Test your knowledge of coastal wave dynamics.

by Emiliah
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Wave refraction concentrates energy against headlands causing differential erosion.

2

Destructive waves create berms higher than the beach face.

3

Tidal currents are the primary cause of longshore drift.

4

Waves rotate clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere at all coastlines.

5

The breaker zone forms where wave energy breaks as waves shoal near shore.

6

Sediment is only eroded from cliffs and never from beaches.

7

Swash transports material up the shore while backwash returns it downslope.

8

Constructive waves have stronger swash relative to backwash, promoting beach growth.

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Wave height is determined solely by wind speed, not duration or fetch.

10

Longshore drift moves sediment along the shore.

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