Which of the following rock types is NOT found on the Dorset coastline?

How tall are the cliffs at Burton Bradstock?

What rock type are the cliffs at Burton Bradstock made from?

What determines the rate at which a cliff recedes?

What is the annual rate of erosion of the hard granite cliffs at Land’s End in Cornwall?

What is the annual rate of erosion of the soft boulder clay at Happisburg, North Norfolk?

Hard rocks create high cliffs. What are soft rocks prone to do?

Where is a wave-cut platform visible?

What type of slope does a wave-cut platform have?

What is the typical angle, in degrees, of a wave-cut platform?

What are cliffs formed by?

Which process of coastal erosion takes place when waves are continuously pounding the rockface?

Which process of coastal erosion takes place when shingle is hurled at the rockface, eroding the base?

Continued erosion causes rock to break away and collect at the base of the cliff. What type of waves remove this material?

Cliffs are formed by erosion. Weathering initially weakens the rock but what process transports the material to the beach?

Headlands are constantly being reshaped by what types of waves?

Which of the following landforms are NOT located at headlands?

What may form in the roof of the cave towards the back?

What is the collapsed base of a stack called?