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Shoreline Management Plan Groyne Managed Retreat Erosion Sand Longshore Drift Stop Realignment Sacrifice Flood DEFRA Policies Sediment Cells Wear away CASH processes Deposition Attrition Stack Fetch Weathering Erosion Bash Sediment Old Harry Stump Arch Distance Wind Waves In-situ Freeze Thaw Breaking down

Environmentally friendly Sea Wall Soft engineering Hard engineering Abrasion Concrete Reflects Waves Sea defence Natural Environmentally friendly Structures Man made Erosion Corrasion Rubbing Stones Spit Longshore Drift Deposition Gabions Longshore drift Hurst Castle Prevailing wind Prevailing wind Swash Backwash Load Erosion Drops Cage Rocks Erosion

Integrated Coastal Zone Management Beach nourishment Beach reprofiling Revetment Beach recycling Bulldozers Top Bottom Energy Fence Erosion Longshore Drift Sand Sediment Sand Replenishment Shingle Integrated Coastal Zone Management Bar Bay Cave Bay Longshore drift Lagoon Cove Erosion Soft / softer Hole Erosion Arch ICZM Plan Bleu / Blue Plan Mediterranean

Wave cut platform Headland Prevailing wind Swash Undercutting Notch Cliff Cliff Erosion Resistant Waves Often Common Up Waves Beach Backwash Constructive wave Destructive waves Arch Down Waves Gravity Builds up Swash Backwash Destroys Swash Backwash Headland Erosion Cave

Work with a partner. Shuffle the cards and then place them face down in a pile between you. When you are ready to play, start the clock. The first person takes a card. They must not show it to their partner. They must define the word at the top of the card without using any of the taboo words at the bottom of the card. As soon as the word is guessed, swap roles and repeat. How many key words can you guess correctly in 10 minutes? Keep a record of your score. Prizes are available for the pair with the highest score.