Holderness Coast Case Study

Waves are created by wind 

• True 
• False 

The type of erosion that occurs when pebbles bang together

• Abrasion
• Attrition
• Hydraulic action
• Solution

Which erodes quicker?

• Hard rock
• Soft rock

Social Impacts are...

• impacts affecting people and communitites
• impacts affecting soccer
• impacts affecting animals
• impacts affecting work

Economic impacts are...

• impacts that affect nature
• impacts that affect echoes
• impacts that affect money, jobs and businesses
• impacts that affect people

Economic impacts are...

• impacts that affect nature
• impacts that affect echoes
• impacts that affect money, jobs and businesses
• impacts that affect people

Where is the Holderness Coast located?

• North-west England on the North Sea

• North-West Scotland on the North Sea

• North Norfolk on the North Sea

• In Cornwall on the Atlantic Ocean

The northern end of the Holderness Coast is marked by a chalk headland called ___________ Head.

The southern end of the Holderness Coast is marked by a ________ called Spurn Point.

The Holderness Coast is Europe's ______ eroding coastline.

• Fastest

• Slowest