The steep rocky coast rising almost vertically above sea water is called ........

General Studies (MTS) Geography

The steep rocky coast rising almost vertically above sea water is called ______.

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SSC MTS 6th July 2022 Shift-1

sea caves

sea cliff

sea arches

ox-bow lake

- Sea Cliff: A sea cliff is a steep, rocky face rising almost vertically above the sea. The correct answer is Option 2: sea cliff.

- Sea Caves: Formed by the erosion of wave action on areas of weakness in sea cliffs or headlands. Not vertical landforms.

- Sea Arches: Formed when a sea cave is eroded all the way through a headland, creating an arch.

- Ox-bow Lake: U-shaped water bodies formed by a meander in a river, not by sea action. An ox-bow lake is unrelated to coastal geography.

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