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Great storms erode the beach and put the excess sand in ________.
 a. berms
 b. longshore troughs
 c. longshore currents
 d. longshore bars

Question 2

Because the same shore may be made of different rock types, shorelines ________; because waves refract, the shoreline ________.
 a. become irregular; straighten
 b. straighten; become irregular
 c. become irregular; become irregular
 d. straighten; straighten



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

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