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Chapter 8
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1 A tsunami is considered to be a:
- Acapillary wave.
- Bdeep-water wave.
- Creflected wave.
- Drefracted wave
- Eshallow water wave.
2The height of a wave depends upon
- Afetch.
- Bfetch and wind speed.
- Cfetch, wind duration, and wind speed.
- Dwind duration.
- Ewind duration and wind speed.
3As a wave begins to feel bottom near a shoreline, its wave height:
- Adecreases and steepness decreases.
- Bdecreases and wavelength increases.
- Cincreases and frequency decreases.
- Dincreases and wavelength decreases
- Eincreases and wavelength remains the same
4A deep-water wave occurs when the water depth is greater or equal to:
- Athe fetch.
- Bwave height.
- Cwavelength.
- D½ of wavelength.
- E1/20 of wavelength.
5Wave speed is equal to
- Awave height divided by frequency.
- Bwave height divided by period.
- Cwavelength divided by frequency.
- Dwavelength divided by fetch.
- Ewavelength divided by period.
6The circular motion of water molecules extends to a depth that is equal to:
- Awave height/wavelength.
- Bwave height/wave period.
- Cwavelength/wave height.
- Dwavelength/2.
- Ewavelength/20.
7The speed of a shallow-water wave is proportional to:
- Awater depth.
- Bwave frequency.
- Cwave height.
- Dwave period
- Ewavelength
8The ratio of wave height to wavelength is called the:
- Afrequency
- Bperiod
- Cwave height
- Dwavelength
- Ewave steepness
9The fetch refers to:
- Aa method of shoreline erosion control.
- Ba type of wave-cut platform.
- Cthe circular pattern made by water particles when a wave passes.
- Dthe distance between the trough of a wave and the still water level.
- Ethe distance over which wind blows without interruption.
10Waves that are moving faster than local wind and are sorted out by wavelength are called:
- Acapillary waves.
- Bconstructive waves.
- Csurf
- Dswell
- Ewind waves
11Standing waves may be caused by:
- Aconstructive interference.
- Bdestructive interference.
- Cwave diffraction.
- Dwave reflection.
- Ewave refraction
12Which of the following from earliest to latest represents the typical wave formation?
- Asea, surf, swell
- Bsea, swell, surf
- Csurf, swell, sea
- Dsurf, sea, swell
- Eswell, sea, surf
13Waves converge on headlands due to:
- Aconstructive interference.
- Bdestructive interference.
- Cwave diffraction.
- Dwave reflection.
- Ewave refraction.
14Constructive interference results in larger waves while destructive interference produces:
- Acapillary waves.
- Brouge waves.
- Csmaller waves.
- Dswells
- Etsunamis
15A wave will break when:
- Adistance from shore < wavelength.
- Bsteepness = 1:7.
- Cwater depth = wave height.
- Dwater depth = wavelength/20.
- Ewavelength < wave height
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