A) wave-built terrace
B) barrier spit
C) bay barrier
D) wave-cut platform
E) sea arch
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A) effective wind direction.
B) effective wave direction.
C) waves of transition.
D) transportation of large amounts of sediment and debris.
E) depositional coastline features.
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A) tidal barrages.
B) tidal bulges.
C) spring tides.
D) neap tides.
E) tidal stream generators.
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A) tsunamis do not have the energy to overturn a ship of that size.
B) tsunamis do not occur in the open ocean.
C) tsunamis do not form high waves while in the open ocean.
D) the tsunami in the movie didn't occur in a tectonically active area.
E) the tsunami in the movie occurred in the North Atlantic Ocean,where tsunamis do not occur.
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A) It spans both land and water.
B) Landward,it extends to the highest waterline reached on shore during a storm.
C) In general usage,it only includes the foreshore area of coastal environments.
D) Seaward it extends to where water is too deep for storm waves to move sediments.
E) It shifts over time as sea level varies.
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A) breakwaters
B) groins
C) jetties
D) tombolos
E) drift
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A) good;they provide excellent scenery
B) good;they are made of rock and are quite stable
C) poor;they are unstable and often mobile
D) poor;they can be overrun by storm surges
E) poor;they are unstable and often mobile and they can be overrun by storm surges
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A) Seawater is pure water (H20) .
B) Seawater is a solution.
C) The chemical composition of seawater has little spatial variability.
D) The salinity of seawater is negligible.
E) Seawater is densest near the surface,with decreasing density at increasing depths.
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A) barrier coastlines.
B) terraced coastlines.
C) notched coastlines.
D) emergent coastlines.
E) submergent coastlines.
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A) higher evaporation rates associated with climate change.
B) changes in thermohaline circulation associated with the Pacific Decadal Oscillation.
C) freshwater inputs from melting ice.
D) coastal erosion caused by changes in stream flow and increased precipitation.
E) ocean absorption of excess atmospheric carbon dioxide.
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A) animal paths through the marsh.
B) storm tracks.
C) manmade drainage canals.
D) the ebb and flow of tides.
E) tree branches diverting the flow of streams.
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A) higher than average salinity.
B) lower than average salinity.
C) average salinity.
D) salinity two times higher than normal.
E) no variations in salinity since values are constant.
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A) barrier spit.
B) lagoon.
C) tombolo.
D) baymouth bar.
E) wave-built terrace.
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A) brackish.
B) brine.
C) mesohaline.
D) freshwater.
E) saline.
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A) brackish.
B) brine.
C) metahaline.
D) freshwater.
E) saline.
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A) barrier island.
B) lagoon.
C) barrier spit.
D) tombolo.
E) wave cut platform.
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A) protect corals only.
B) restore marine and terrestrial habitat only.
C) protect against tsunami damage only.
D) protect corals and restore marine and terrestrial habitat.
E) protect corals,restore marine and terrestrial habitat,and protect against tsunami damage.
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