Quiz: Marine Erosion - Abrasion and Attrition
Eduqas A110QS A-Level Geography B
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Building on what you've learned about coastal processes, let's test your understanding of marine erosion: abrasion and attrition!
What is abrasion in the context of marine erosion?
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Which of the following describe attrition? (Select all that apply)
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Abrasion occurs when {{blank0}} carried by waves scrape against rock surfaces, while attrition happens when rocks {{blank1}} and break into smaller pieces.
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Which type of wave is most likely to increase abrasion on a rocky coastline?
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Which factors influence the rate of abrasion? (Select all that apply)
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If 3kg of sediment is eroded through abrasion every hour, how much sediment is eroded in 8 hours?
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Which feature is most likely to result from abrasion over time?
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Attrition occurs mainly where rocks are {{blank0}}, often in {{blank1}} zones with high wave activity.
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