1. START

2. Longshore drift moves sand and shingle…
Question 1
Longshore drift moves sand and shingle…
Up the beach
Down the beach
Along the beach
Into the deeper sea

3. Rainwater dissolving limestone
Question 2
Which of these is a form of biological weathering?
Rainwater dissolving limestone
Root action
Footpath erosion
Freeze-thaw

4. An Aston Villa footballer A metal cage filled with rocks
Question 3
What is a gabion?
A concrete wall
A wooden fence
An Aston Villa footballer
A metal cage filled with rocks

5. Dominant wave direction
Question 4
Which of these means “the distance a wave has travelled”?
Dominant wave direction
Swash
Tidal range
Fetch

6. Question 5 Hydraulic action is… When water freezes in cracks
When waves compress air in cracks
When stones collide in the water
When waves scrape the cliff

7. Question 6 Groynes prevent… Flooding Deposition Longshore drift
Corrasion

8. A wave caused by a huge fetch A wave caused by a short fetch
Question 7
This is a picture of
A wave caused by a huge fetch
A high tide
A wave caused by a short fetch
A tsunami

9. St Bees and Bootle are in…
Question 8
St Bees and Bootle are in…
Lancashire
Cumbria
Lake District
Liverpool

10. Waves deposit sand or shingle when…
Question 9
Waves deposit sand or shingle when…
They get larger
They slow down
They get tired
They speed up

11. Corrosion is increased by the acidity of the seawater
Question 10
Which of these best describes how groynes slow erosion down?
They prevent sand from being moved, so cliffs along the coast are exposed to the waves more
They don’t
They prevent sand from being moved by longshore drift – the sand then slows the waves down through friction
Corrosion is increased by the acidity of the seawater

12. Question 11
The word for letting the sea erode the cliff in certain places is called…
Wave-cut platform
Corrasion
Recession
Managed retreat

13. This motorcyclist is likely to get…
Question 12
This motorcyclist is likely to get…
An appresion
Attrition
Corrasion
An abrasion

14. Corrasion happens when…
Question 13
Corrasion happens when…
Rocks scrape over the surface
Waves fling stones and sand at cliffs
Acidic seawater reacts with limestone
Stones bang into each other

15. Question 14 This is a picture of A groyne Revetments A climbing frame
A sea wall

16. Glaciers deposited them
Question 15
How did the boulder clay cliffs in Holderness form?
Glaciers eroded them
The sea deposited them
Glaciers deposited them
They are man-made

17. I Think the Answer is A A

18. I Think the Answer is B B

19. I Think the Answer is C C

20. I Think the Answer is D D

21. I Think the Answer is Don’t Know
I’m not too sure

22. A B C D
Audience A

23. A B C D
Audience B

24. A B C D
Audience C

25. Audience D
A B C D

26. A B C D
Audience Draw

27. You leave with nothing

28. You Leave with £1000

29. You Leave with £32,000

30. You have won a Million!