The Costal Zone 0.0 / 5HideShow resource informationGeographyCoastal zonesGCSEAQACreated by: Poppy EllisCreated on: 29-04-16 13:59 24639751108 Across 1. A hopping movement of pebbles along the seabed. (9) 6. Saturated soil and weak rock flows down a slope. (7) 7. A broad coastal inlet often with a beach. (3) 8. The dissolving of rocks, such as limestone and chalk. (8) 9. A spit that has grown across the bay. (3) 10. A headland that has been partly broken through by the sea to form a thin-roofed arch. (4) Down 2. A small indentation (or notch) cut into a cliff roughly at the same level of high tide caused by concerntrated marine erosion at this level. (4, 3, 5) 3. Low-lying coastal wetland mostly extending between high and low tide. (4, 5) 4. The effect of rocks being flung at the cliff by powerful waves. (9) 5. The knocking together of pebbles, gradually makes no them smaller and smoother. (9)
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