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Question #1
What term describes the time it takes for a wave to move a distance of one wavelength?
A.
wave progression
B.
wave frequency
C.
wave trough
D.
wave crest
E.
wave period
Question #2
If you are a diver and a wave passed over you with a wavelength of 50 meters, what is the deepest depth you can descend to still be able to notice the wave?
A.
10 meters
B.
100 meters
C.
25 meters
D.
15 meters
E.
5 meters
Question #3
What can be categorized as a deep-water wave?
A.
tide
B.
tsunami
C.
capillary wave
D.
seismic sea wave
E.
seiche wave
Question #4
Why does the moon have more of an impact on tides than the sun?
A.
The sun has more power over the tides than the moon.
B.
The moon is closer to Earth.
C.
The moon revolves around the sun.
D.
The size of the moon is more in balance to Earth.
E.
Earth revolves around the sun.
Question #5
What type of tide will result from the sun and moon forming a right angle with Earth?
A.
flood tide
B.
ebb tide
C.
spring tide
D.
neap tide
E.
solar tide
Question #6
What is an ebb current?
A.
The rise in sea level as a tide trough approaches
B.
The rise in sea level as a tide crest approaches
C.
The fall in sea level as a tide trough approaches
D.
A time of no currents
E.
The fall in sea level as a tide crest approaches
Question #7
What type of tidal patterns exists on the west coast of the United States, which receives two high tides and two low tides of varying heights per day?
A.
spring tides
B.
semidiurnal mixed tides
C.
diurnal tides
D.
neap tides
E.
semidiurnal tides
Question #8
What is the name for a coast in which the dominant processes are those that remove coastal material?
A.
Erosional coasts
B.
Eustatic coast
C.
Passive coasts
D.
Active coasts
E.
Depositional coasts
Question #9
What is a coastal cell?
A.
A current that conducts sediments towards the shore
B.
A section of coastline that has a balanced input and output of sand
C.
An area of current-driven movement of sand just offshore
D.
A section of coastline that is heavily influenced by an atmospheric cell above
E.
An active section of coastline
Question #10
Which of the following are formed when the longshore current slows?
A.
Lagoons
B.
Moraines
C.
Sand spits
D.
Deltas
E.
Barrier islands
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