What is a feature of the landscape called?

Which of the following substances does NOT form impressive cliffs and headlands?

What is the term that describes the way that rocks are folded or tilted?

What are cracks in rocks called?

What enormous movement can cause rocks to snap, rather than bend or fold?

Different types of rock erode at different rates. Weaker bands of rock such as clay, erode more easily. What rock formation do they make as they erode?

Different types of rock erode at different rates. More resistant rock, like limestone erode more slowly. What rock formation do they make as they erode?

Through a continual sequence of wave-cut notch formation and cliff collapse, the cliff will gradually retreat. What is the resulting gentle sloping rocky platform called?

Lines of weakness (faults) in a headland are prone to erosion. Gradually, the waves energy wears away the rock along the line of weakness. What is formed as a result?

Over time, erosion may lead to two back-to-back caves breaking through the headland. What is formed as a result?

Gradually the arch is enlarged by erosion. Eventually the roof collapses. What is the isolated rock formation that is left called?

Which of the following is NOT a landform?

Over time a stack is eroded by the waves and elements. What is the rock formation that is left called?

Which of the following is NOT a process, that forms or sculpts, a landform?