Foreshore - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

where is Lyme Regis? - correct answerlocated in West Dorset on the Devon border on the English Channel coastline what were the issues in Lyme Regis - correct answer- beach depletion and loss of sand and shingle - beach was unattractive with some remains of destroyed groynes - tourist numbers were in decline - storms broke up the promenade - slumping (mass movement) has seen the loss of properties & landslides - town was under threat from erosion what was done to protect L...

NR exam 3|85 Questions with Answers 2023 a wave with a wavelength of 200 m is a ___ in a water depth of 50 m - CORRECT ANSWER transitional wave water in a wave moves along with the wave - CORRECT ANSWER false Wind provides the disturbing force for capillary waves. - CORRECT ANSWER true gravity provides the resisting force for most waves - CORRECT ANSWER true the wave __ is highest part of a wave - CORRECT ANSWER crest the ___ is the energy that tries to flatten a wave - CORRE...

Bermuda Real Estate | and Licensing Exam Complete Solution Graded A+ Defect/Cloud in the title - Conflicting claims that prevent the absolute legal conveyance of CLEAR TITLE Period to Period is a type of leasehold that: - Has no specific expiration but the length is specified (like a month to month lease) Net Lease - lease in which the tenant pays some or all of the operating expenses of the property in addition to rent. Often commercial. Adverse Possession - A person tak...

Introduction to Earth Science Final Exam-Questions and Answers Graded A+ How does the coastline differ from the shoreline? - ANSWER-Shoreline: line that marks the contact between land and sea (constantly moving) Coastline: the coasts seaward edge; landward limit of the effect of the highest storm What do tides result from? (what two bodies exert gravitational pulls on the Earth and its water) - ANSWER-Tides result from the interaction of the moon and the sun, which exert gravitational pul...

A level Geography Paper 1 Question and Answers Grade A+ What is a system? - ANS A set of interrelated components working together towards some kind of process. What is an open system? - ANS Where matter and energy can be transferred from the system across and beyond the boundary into the surrounding environment. What is a closed system? - ANS These have transfers of energy both into and beyond the system boundary but not transfer of matter What is an isolated system? - ...

what are sediment littoral cells 'self contained' stretches of coastline made up of three components; sources where sediment is generated, transfer zones stretches where sediment moves along the coast, and sinks where sediment is deposited describe the essential features of backshore (3) a part of the beach above normal high tide mark, at cliff base. only effected by the sea during exceptionally high tide and storms. consists of features like storm beaches, pebbles and berms describe the e...

NR exam 3|85 Questions with Answers 2023 a wave with a wavelength of 200 m is a ___ in a water depth of 50 m - CORRECT ANSWER transitional wave water in a wave moves along with the wave - CORRECT ANSWER false Wind provides the disturbing force for capillary waves. - CORRECT ANSWER true gravity provides the resisting force for most waves - CORRECT ANSWER true the wave __ is highest part of a wave - CORRECT ANSWER crest the ___ is the energy that tries to flatten a wave - CORRE...