1. What compass direction are the waves coming from that affect the south coast of Britain? North Easterly North Westerly South Westerly South Easterly

2. At what angle do swash waves come in on the British coastline? 40 degrees 45 degrees 50 degrees 55 degrees

3. If the incoming wave is called a swash wave, what is the outgoing wave called? Backswash Backwash Retroswash Retreat wave

4. At what angle does an outgoing wave enter the sea? 85 degrees 100 degrees 95 degrees 90 degrees

5. Sea defences are used to stop longshore drift, ruining beaches across the British coast. Which of these sea defences is made of wood? Groynes Waveblockers Revetments Stepped sea wall

6. What landform is caused at a deposition point? Beach Isthmus Island Spit

7. Which of these is a form of erosion? Cossation Cottusion Connation Corrasion

8. What is the name of the type of erosion that is distinguished by water entering a crack or crevice of a rock and eventually weakening it and cracking it further? Hydraulic action Attrition Corrosion It is not a type of erosion

9. When does the pattern of longshore drift stop? When tourists swim in the sea When the water loses its energy When the land changes shape dramatically When a strong wind disrupts it

10. Is the city of Plymouth, Devon affected by longshore drift? Yes, all of coastal Britain is No, Plymouth is not on the coast No, Plymouth is the exception No, Plymouth is a headland