CorrectFEEDBACK: Diagram A shows the situation before urbanization, when there is more infiltration, slower stream response, and less water reaching the stream channel. Select one: Turbulent water created by breaking waves is known as ____. The swash carries the sand and pebbles up the beach at the same angle (usually 45). B. a. Flooding potential for a stream is less after urbanization than before. A map showing the extent of a floodplain C. fault breccia and graphitic schist 0 and 5 B. Loess Marine terraces in coastal California are evidence that this coastal area is emergent. thicker blue arrow represents the waves approaching the shoreline at an angle. Which of the following shoreline features is a result of deposition? The curved ends of the groin results in the approaching waves wrapping and diffracting outwards. 1 / 1 ptsQuestion 8 Waves approaching a beach at an oblique angle ________. When waves approach the shore they will touch bottom at a depth equal to half of their wavelength; in other words, when the water depth equals the depth of the wave base (Figure 10.3.1). d. All of the choices are correct. Often results in more, rather than less beach erosion. When waves approach a beach at an oblique angle, resulting in a lateral movement of water along the shoreline a _____ may develop. C. equal to the fetch c. dominantly sand with few fragments larger than pebbles B. Neaptides The magnetic field intensity Hi TM of this wave is given by. For a river includes all the drainage basins for that river's tributaries. code segment that scans across this string. b. Methane. The longshore current is an ocean current created in the surf zone by approach and back flow of waves. D. Dissolved ions such as calcium and sodium, ________ is the proportion of dissolved salts to pure water. Complete the drawing of the orthogonals to shore. d. If a cutoff were to form across the neck (from X to Y), an oxbow lake would be created. A. Though usually linear, the waterline can . An L-R-C series circuit has L = 0.400 H, C=7.00FC=7.00 \mu FC=7.00F, and R=320R=320 \OmegaR=320. D. Slate, Which of the following shoreline features is a result of erosion? Which factor is the most important at the beginning of a track or swimming race? The method is based on the combination of two matrices, i.e., a matrix . You notice the presence of marine terraces, sea stacks, and sea arches. b. D. when dry air descends from high in the atmosphere between 20 and 30 latitude. A. Intrusion of magma A flood event of that size has a 1 percent probability of occurrence in the next year. c. Worldwide cooling observed since the 1920s. Select one: True False, The largest daily tidal range occurs in association with spring tides. Examine the figure. Incorrect C. quartzite Cold currents can trigger desertification because they stabilize air that might otherwise rise and generate precipitation. The orthogonals of wave crests approaching a . B. marine terrace Usingwhatyoumayalreadyknow,identifythemeaningofthesuffixofmedicalterms. Select one: b. pneumonectomy Mechanical waves, such as sound, require a . C. Spring tides The melting of sea ice 16O Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. 100% (1 rating) Answer: C. longshore current. The largest daily tidal range occurs in association with spring tides. Waves approaching a beach at an oblique angle ________. B. Terrigenous We develop a remote wave gauging technique to estimate wave height and period from imagery of waves in the surf zone. The energy of the breakers has both a perpendicular and a parallel component to the shoreline. Arrows depicting segments of orthogonals are drawn along the wave crest. 2.The right panel of Figure 7A-1 shows wave crests approaching the shore from a different oblique angle. The center of each of Earth's five major gyres is found at about ________ latitude. Will cause a lowering of sea level. Author links open overlay panel Eduardo Lpez-Ramade a, Ryan P. Mulligan b, Gabriela Medelln a, Alec Torres-Freyermuth a. The important parameters of a wave are its amplitude, wavelength, and speed. Causes of shifts in relative elevation of land and sea along a coast include, Beach replenishment projects that add sand to eroding beaches. Articles. cause beach drift and longshore current. LO1.3, ____________removal of A) cause coasts to switch from submergence to emergence B) cause beach drift C) make tides rise and fall D) cause hard stabilization 10) 11) Upwelling, the rising of water from deeper layers of the ocean, is a wind - induced movement that brings ________ water to the surface. b. Is part of a positive feedback cycle, where the increased albedo due to clouds causes a reduction in solar energy that reaches the earth, thus resulting in cooling. Longshore currents cause sediment transport called longshore drift. A. Subduction The majority of sediment is transported in the surf a. Calcium carbonate content of sediments. _____ is rising of cold water from deeper layers to replace warmer surface water. This must be a youthful stream because it meanders, and meanders are a sign of youth. A. spit A. wave-cut platform c. there is no difference in the relative proportion of oxygen isotopes A depositional feature formed when a fast-flowing stream joins a slower one or a mountain stream flows out into a plain is A. cold, nutrient-poor B. the Sahel along the southern margin of the Sahara Desert d. 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Due to shallower water, waves begin to slow down as their energy comes in contact with the sea floor. D. the Sun, ________ is typically formed by metamorphism of a sandstone. Slide 13. C. in cold, polar regions The albedo of the earth Sea surface temperature (SST) is a key marine ecological metric. The swash carries the sand and pebbles up the beach at the same angle. b. D. sea arch, No thermocline exists in high-latitude regions because there is little temperature difference between the top and bottom of the water column. All of the following could cause global cooling except Longshore currents are formed when incoming waves approach the shore at an oblique angle. Select one: A cut-off meander is also known as d. Downstream floods happen in response to short, but intense rainfall events, d. Downstream floods happen in response to short, but intense rainfall events. Select one: Waves approaching a beach at an oblique angle _____. Dust storms When periodic or solitary waves approach a steep barrier at an oblique angle, the amplitude of the wave against the barrier may be magnified by a phenomenon known as the Mach Stem. The _____ period is characterized by the creation of large earthen burial mounds. If uplift of the land occurs, a wave-cut platform may become a new ____. You visit a coastal area for the first time. Objects floating in the longshore current move in a zigzag pattern up and down the beach as it moves down current. Also known as littoral drift (13.2), a point of land extending out to sea (13.3), unconsolidated particles of mineral or rock that settle to the seafloor (12.1). d. Point A is called a point bar. Most of the waves discussed in the previous section referred to deep water waves in the open ocean. Identifythemeaningofthewordbythesuffix. (c) What is the charge on the capacitor after the first complete current oscillation? #1. \it{The medical terms below are commonly used by people who are not necessarily Select one: The greenhouse gas is classified as any gas that 17O 3.In Figure 7A-1, waves arrive onshore at a right angle. c. Increases in size and proportion to the size of the stream or river it feeds, for the same climate. Select one: A solution with a 25% dextrose concentration is diluted 15\frac {1}{5}51. C. schist If isobaths, contours of water depth, were drawn, they . Based on these features, the area is likely to be ______. Of the three forms of hard stabilization illustrated here, which one is the groin? Post your homework questions and get free online help from our incredible volunteers, The reason behind your emotions, according to Hippocrates. C. Pycnocline Will cause a rise in sea level. If a spit grows as it is deposited, and extends completely across the former mouth of an estuary, separating it from the open sea, it has become a ____. C. runoff (streams) a. b. A. gneiss c. Downstream floods can occur even if prolonged rain events happen upstream Upwelling, the rising of water from deeper layers of the ocean, is a wind-induced movement that brings ____ water to the surface. Large estuaries are more common on a ____ coastline. C. mass wasting on steep slopes Select one: A. What is usually the highest point on a beach? B. the groundwater C. glacial ice on Earth A. This is a common occurrence during small east swells. At this point their behavior will begin to be influenced by the bottom. High coastal sectors constitute the most widespread coastal environment and, under the present accelerated sea-level rise scenario, are suffering huge impacts in terms of erosion. in the medical field. C. cause beach drift A shoreline is an _____, a common boundary where different parts of a system interact. B. radioactive elements in Earth's mantle The water vapor is isotopically "heavier" (has a higher 18O/16O ratio) than the residual water. Geometry of a Plane Wave at Oblique Incidence. d. Increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Select one: A. cause coasts to switch from submergence to emergence B. make tides rise and fall C. cause beach drift D. cause hard stabilizati, Which of the following shoreline features is a result of deposition? c. curves away from the shore. nissan cube for sale california; good standing with secretary of state; fc . c. Carbon monoxide. essentials of fire fighting 7th edition chapt, Andrew Friedland, Elisa McCracken, Libby Jones, Nat Draper, Rick Relyea, Environmental Science: A Study of Interrelationships. Miranda interacts cordially, but infrequently, with her siblings. Categories: A-Z. b. Water vapor. B. B/c the low density of the water makes it hard for plankton to float near the surface Waves are created by the wind blowing over the surface of the water. 12th month 79 AD, Casterly Rock So. Longshore currents cause sediment transport called longshore drift. c. Will not affect sea level; melting of land ice will cause a rise in sea level. d. Volcanic eruptions. D. isotherm; pycnocline, Plants consume water during photosynthesis. a.is straight. Oblique shocks are generated by the nose and by the leading edge of the wing and tail of a supersonic aircraft. Identify the statement that best describes the effects of urbanization on stream flow as shown in the diagrams. The water in a longshore current flows up onto the beach, and then back into the ocean in a sheet-like formation. B. the length of time the wind has blown An oxbow. Select one: A. associated with a submergent coast B. excellent examples of large estuaries C. former river valleys that were flooded by a rise in sea level D. all of the above, One result of wave refraction is that wave energy is concentrated ________. d. Will not affect sea level; melting of land ice will cause a lowering of sea level. The prevailing wind (the direction it usually blows from) causes waves to approach the coast at an angle. Artificial levees built along a stream Waves approaching a beach at an oblique angle _____. a. Because deep ocean circulation is driven largely by variations in water temperature and salinity, also called____. They also release it to the atmosphere during ________. d. None of the choices are correct. Refraction is the process that describes a change in direction of a wave as it approaches the coast. Unit 5 Quiz 2: Earth Science - GEL111_1000, When ocean waves grow so tall they topple over, they form ocean, The center of each of Earth's five major gyres is found at about ________, A ________ is characterized by two high tides and two low tides each, tidal day, with both the high and low tides having approximately the same. . The water beneath a wave is disturbed to a depth of one-half the wavelength, and a wave is slowed when it approaches shallow water. The daytime a. A. are a major agent of erosion in desert regions The pattern of wave crests illustrates the effects of an irregular coast on approaching waves. A. a laser beam to travels from a ship to the seafloor and back d. If a cutoff were to form across the neck (from X to Y), an oxbow lake would be created. As the wave hits the obstacle it will wrap around it and curve towards the beach. Draw the orthogonal on the wave crest in the right example. You should expect lots of waterfalls and rapids along this reach of the stream. d. Gradient. d. protons; neutrons. D. when competence suddenly decreases along a river, ________ make up the suspended loads of most rivers and streams. The Crag had been her home for more than twenty . Question: Figure 7A-1 depicts ocean wave crests approaching the shoreline at oblique angles. As wind-driven waves approach the shoreline at a slight angle, sediments are If the. This orthogonal ______. A flood event of that size has a 1 percent probability of occurrence in the next year. A. on headlands projecting into the water. D. Alluvium, There are 3 steps to treat waste water. Cause beach drift. Select one: In the next couple of posts we will be talking about breaking waves. Breakwater, seawalls, and groins are examples of ___. Additionally, MODIS SST inversion results were used to explore the effects of typical cold waves on the Yangtze Estuary's temperature field through the application of a temperature profile . fashion (red arrows). Longshore currents develop when waves approach a beach at an angle (Figure 12-38). One result of wave refraction is that wave energy is concentrated ________. GEO 101 Module 5 QUIZ: Mastery Exercise/Ques 1 / 1 pts tion 1 Which of the following best describes the movement of sand parallel to the shore? cause beach drift. Click to view larger image. Select one: Examine the figure. May, if breached, trap floodwaters behind them. The swash (waves moving up the beach) carries material up and along the beach. As we will see in section 13.2, the fact that the waves do not arrive perfectly parallel to the beach causes longshore currents and longshore transport that run parallel to the shore. Themedicaltermsbelowarecommonlyusedbypeoplewhoarenotnecessarilyinthemedicalfield. As more and more of the wave front encounters shallower water and slows down, the wave font refracts and the waves tend to align themselves nearly parallel to the shoreline (they are refracted towards the region of slower speed). The ____ is the distance the wind has traveled across open water. C. the wind speed These are related to the steepness of the bottom, and how quickly the wave will slow down and its energy will get dissipated. As this sheet of water moves on and off the beach, it can transport beach sediment back out to sea. Select one: c. Diagram A illustrates that there is more infiltration after urbanization, and therefore less water reaches the stream channel. This wave refraction causes the entire wave crest to progressively rotate toward being . A plot of stream stage or discharge versus time A longshore current is a current that flows parallel to the shore within the zone of breaking waves. D. a radar pulse to travel from a satellite in orbit around Earth to the sea surface and back, The height, length, and period of a wave depend upon ________. [Lore] Longshore drift is the movement of sand and rock along a coastline caused by waves washing over a beach at an oblique angle . A meander. In some applications such as intakes of supersonic vehicles, ramjet and scramjet engines, the intended objective is to decelerate and compress the incoming air through a series of such oblique shocks thereby eliminating the need for the compressor and the turbine. A longer period wave is able to sometimes wrap 180 around a barrier, when a short period wind wave will travel right past it. C. 20 and 30 c. A floodplain. a. the land is being tectonically uplifted and is rising faster than the sea What happens as waves approach shore? The size of a flood is described in terms of its discharge, measured in cubic feet (or cubic meters) per second. 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