Coastal environments

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Question 53

Study Figure 3, an aerial photograph of a stretch of coastline.

Figure 3: An aerial photograph showing a rugged coastline. On the left, a prominent rocky headland juts out into the sea, with a tall, isolated stone pillar (stack) standing in the water nearby. Behind the headland is a curved, sandy beach in a sheltered bay. In the distance, a long, narrow finger of sand and shingle (spit) stretches across a river estuary.

Using Figure 3, name a type of coastal landform formed by:

a.

erosion

[1]

b.

deposition

[1]

Coastal environments

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Question 53

Study Figure 3, an aerial photograph of a stretch of coastline.

Figure 3: An aerial photograph showing a rugged coastline. On the left, a prominent rocky headland juts out into the sea, with a tall, isolated stone pillar (stack) standing in the water nearby. Behind the headland is a curved, sandy beach in a sheltered bay. In the distance, a long, narrow finger of sand and shingle (spit) stretches across a river estuary.

Using Figure 3, name a type of coastal landform formed by:

a.

erosion

[1]

b.

deposition

[1]

Coastal environments

Question 53

Coastal environments Questions

Coastal environments

Question 53

Coastal environments Questions