What is the name of a landform of coastal deposition, that lies between the high and low-tide levels?

What shape is a beach that forms in a bay?

What distorts the crescent shape of a beach?

What transports materials from the sea to the shore?

In sheltered bays, what type of low-energy waves transport material to the shore?

In sheltered bays, is the swash stronger or weaker than the backwash?

What is the term used to describe the stretch of water over which wind blows to create waves?

The plunging nature of destructive waves means pebbles are not moved far up a beach. What type of profile does this give the beach?

The plunging nature of destructive waves means pebbles are not moved far up a beach. What type of backwash is involved with destructive waves?

What type of profile does a sandy beach have?

What type of profile does a pebble beach have?

What is the term used to describe a terrace on a beach, in the backshore, above the water level at high tide?

A beach is distorted by longshore drift. As a result, is the beach narrower updrift or downdrift?

In sheltered bays the swash is stronger than the backwash. What happens to the sediment on the beach?

What is a water filled trough on a beach called?

What is the area of the beach called that is not usually affected by the waves?

In what type of weather are berms formed?

What type of waves help to form a berm?

In Winter destructive waves often erode berms and sand dunes dragging the deposits offshore. What is created by this action of the waves?

In Summer, constructive waves will rebuild the beach. What method transportation is used to rebuild the beach?

What is the inter-tidal area of the beach called? This is area that is repeatedly covered and uncovered by the tides.

What is the area of the beach called where the waves break?

What is the area of the beach called where waves do not reach?

Are all beaches sandy?

What is the area of the beach called where seaweed and rubbish are left?