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Structures formed by waves

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  • The shape of the coast changes all the time because of the action of _______ and _____
    Wind , wave
  • 2. When large waves reach the seashore, they can hurl ______ and rocks against the cliffs.
    pebbles
  • Salt, oil and ____________ are found in coastal area.
    Natural gas
  • When caves on opposite sides meet, they form an ______.
    arch
  • A hole in the roof of a cave is called a ______.
    blowhole
  • Waves can erode a deep hollow in a cliff to form a ______.
    cave
  • Some of the largest inlets on the coasts are ______________.
    Estauries
  • Soft rock erodes quickly to form a ______ or inlet.
    Bay
  • When the roof of an arch collapses, it forms a ______.
    stacks
  • The world’s biggest bay is ______ Bay.
    Hudson
  • A place where the land meets the ocean and sea.
    Coast
  • ___ rocks can erode quickly.
    Soft
  • At the edge of the sea is a __________.
    Beach
  • there are cliffs or ____________ behind the beach.
    Sand dunes
  • Hard rock that is left jutting out into the sea is called a ______.
    headland
  • Hudson Bay is in ______.
    Canada
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