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2.1c Coastal Management
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A shoreline management plan is a detailed set of strategies for the future management of a stretch of coastline.
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True
False
Rock Armour is:
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Another name for a sea wall
Large boulders on the beach
Concrete steps down the cliff to the beach
A castle by the sea
What does SMP stand for?
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Sea management plan
Shoreline marine programme
Shoreline management plan
Sea marine plan
Building new coastal defences further out to see is:
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Hold the line
Advance the line
Retreat the line
Do nothing
Using hard engineering such as a sea wall is an example of:
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Hold the line
Advance the line
Retreat the line
Do nothing
There are four strategies for Shoreline Management Plans (SMPs) which are:
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Hard engineering, Soft engineering, Sustainable development, Do nothing
Hold the line, Retreat the line, Advance the line and Do nothing.
Groynes, sea walls and gabions are examples of:
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Weathering
Erosion
Hard Engineering
Soft Engineering
Beach replenishment and sand dune stabilisation are examples of:
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Weathering
Erosion
Hard Engineering
Soft Engineering
‘Allowing the sea to flood inland until it reaches higher land, which will prevent flooding further inland’ is a definition of:
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Hard Engineering
Soft Engineering
Managed Retreat
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