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tingc95

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One main difference between lake coasts and the ocean coast is that:
 a. lake coasts do not have wind waves.
  b. lake coasts do not have beaches.
  c. lake coasts do not have the effect of tides.
  d. lake coasts do not have spits.
  e. lake coasts do not experience wave refraction.

Question 2

Wave refraction:
 a. is the suspension of sediment by a breaking wave.
  b. is caused by swash and backwash.
  c. occurs because of rip currents.
  d. occurs in the offshore zone.
  e. causes erosion of headlands and deposition in embayments.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

E



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