A) erosional
B) depositional
C) fluvial
D) isostatic
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A) the longshore current gets intensified.
B) there is more coastal upwelling than usual.
C) neap tides bring extra energy.
D) backwash occurs in a narrow zone.
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A) Only on the surface
B) 1
C) 2
D) 3
E) Much deeper than 3
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A) Most waves form from upwelling of deep waters.
B) Waves get smaller as wind speed increases.
C) Waves begin to change when they reach water shallower than wave base.
D) Waves break in a counterclockwise direction because of rotation of the Earth.
E) None of these are correct.
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A) Tectonic uplift of the land
B) Melting glaciers
C) Isostatic rebound of the land
D) A change in Earth's orbit
E) None of these choices are correct
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A) Sea cliffs
B) Marine terrace
C) Delta
D) Spit and sand bar
E) Submerged coastline
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A) Waves swirling away loose pieces of bedrock
B) Undercutting by waves causes steep rock faces to collapse into the sea
C) Rivers depositing large cobbles near the coastline
D) Large storms eroding the deep seafloor and transporting the rocks toward the beach
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A) North to south longshore current
B) Glacial deposition
C) Sea level increases
D) All of these are important processes for Cape Cod's formation.
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A) a normal high tide.
B) a normal low tide.
C) a spring tide.
D) a neap tide.
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A) A decrease in the number of glaciers on land
B) Faster rates of seafloor spreading
C) A rise in the temperature of the oceans
D) All of these are correct.
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A) Construction of a seawall
B) Construction of a jetty
C) Lowering the local sea level
D) Building a breakwater
E) Replenishing sand
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A) Offshore sand bars that have become coastal dunes
B) The presence of coral reefs on land
C) Wave-cut notches and platforms that are above sea level
D) Marine terraces
E) All of these are correct.
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A) sea stack.
B) fringing reef.
C) atoll.
D) sandbar.
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A) Barrier island
B) Offshore bar
C) Spit
D) Wave-cut platform
E) None of these are correct.
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A) Deposition of sediment from the land
B) Transport of delta-derived sediment along the coast
C) Uplift of the land relative to sea level
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A) A rise in sea level
B) A drop in sea level
C) Erosion due to large tsunamis
D) The uplift of submarine canyons
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A) Bringing in sand to replenish what is lost to storms
B) Using private insurance money to rebuild houses destroyed by erosion and waves
C) Using federal disaster money to rebuild houses destroyed by erosion and waves
D) Forbidding the building of houses or other structures in high-risk areas
E) Building up the land level so communities,such as New Orleans,are above sea level
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A) a tsunami.
B) choppy seas.
C) smaller waves than would have occurred if the waves were coming from only one direction.
D) a shallower wave base.
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A) Erosion of the shoreline
B) Deposition of sediment from the land
C) Subsidence of the land relative to sea level
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A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 1 and 3
E) 2 and 4
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