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WWatsford

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Evidence that the entire thickness of the ocean water column is in motion during a tsunami includes
 
  A) the short period.
  B) the low velocities.
  C) the low wave base.
  D) the large wavelengths.

Question 2

Elongate sediment ridges that project from headlands in the direction of the longshore current are called
 
  A) sea stacks.
  B) berms.
  C) spits.
  D) groins.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

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Answer: C





 

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