A) groin
B) beach nourishment
C) seawall
D) all of these
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A) on a surfing beach in California
B) on a the Oregon coast at the mouth of river
C) on a barrier island on the Florida Gulf Coast
D) You must be on a Pacific Island; there is nothing like that on U.S.coastlines.
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A) wave-cut tombolo
B) wave-cut cliff
C) wave-cut barrier beach
D) offshore,wave-cut,breakwater bar
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A) Thanks buddy,I was thinking about doing that myself but you just saved me the money.
B) Ask for clarification of what type of material he will use,to make sure it is strong enough.
C) Tell him no way.He is going to destroy the beach in front of your house.If he proceeds you might need to find a lawyer.
D) Don't worry,be happy,you're on the beach.It won't hurt anything.
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A) rip currents move the sand offshore rapidly,abrading the fragments
B) the swash action of waves rolls loose material up and down the beach,where it is abraded rapidly to produce rounded grains
C) Beach sand is mostly calcium carbonate from reefs and so gets rounded easily
D) There is nothing particularly prominent in beaches that produces more rounding than other sedimentary processes.
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A) tidal current
B) salinity current
C) beach drift
D) longshore current
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A) beaches
B) reefs
C) sand spits
D) barrier islands
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A) a sea cliff producing erosion at the base of the sea cliff (i.e.,the seawall)
B) an island offshore breaking waves and trapping sand behind to form a tombolo
C) a barrier island,which forms an artificial beach at the front of the seawall
D) a spit,formed by sand moving by longshore drift accumulating along the opening of a tidal channel
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A) the backshore
B) the beachface
C) a coastal dune
D) a nearshore bar (not the kind that serves drinks)
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A) equal to its wave base
B) equal to the wavelength
C) twice as great as the wavelength
D) three times as great as the wavelength
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A) the length of time the wind has blown
B) the wind speed
C) the fetch
D) all of these
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