A) Ice age activity B) Tectonic plate movement C) Human engineering D) Volcanic activity
A) Hamburg and Amsterdam B) Esbjerg and Den Helder C) Copenhagen and Rotterdam D) Kiel and Antwerp
A) River erosion B) Tides C) Ocean currents D) Glacial retreat
A) The Netherlands B) Belgium C) Denmark D) Germany
A) The IJsselmeer B) The Frisian reclamation C) The Wadden Sea dike D) The Southern Bight project
A) Barrier islands B) Sandstone plateaus C) Shale cliffs D) Barrier beaches with dunes
A) Barrier islands B) Soft rock cliffs C) Intertidal deposits D) Deltaic plains
A) Tidal range decreases significantly B) Barrier beaches are destroyed C) The coast becomes entirely bedrock D) Intertidal deposits raise the spring tide range to 4 meters
A) Soft rock coast B) Volcanic rock coast C) Limestone coast D) Granite coast
A) Granite and basalt B) Chalk and flint C) Shale and sandstone D) Limestone and clay
A) Early Triassic sandstone B) Recent sediment deposits C) Ice age glacial till D) Late Jurassic shale
A) It was carved by river erosion B) It was not formed by recent sediment deposition C) It was formed by volcanic eruptions D) It was artificially constructed
A) Extreme wind erosion B) Volcanic activity C) Tectonic plate shifts D) Glaciers
A) Stavanger B) Oslo C) Trondheim D) Bergen
A) Littoral B) Plateau C) Tundra D) Archipelago
A) Longshore currents B) Human reclamation C) Volcanic deposits D) Glacial retreat
A) Skerries B) Tombolos C) Strandflaten D) Moraines
A) Northern Belgium B) Southern Norway C) Eastern Scotland D) Western Denmark
A) Less resistant moraine B) Loose volcanic ash C) Soft limestone D) Sedimentary sandstone
A) A steep vertical cliff B) A dense forest C) A wide deep fjord D) A gently sloping lowland area |