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#5 is a headland. Formed when coastal rocks are hard and resist erosion from the waves, and softer rocks on either side erode.

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#10 is an arch. It forms over time when caves erode on either side of a headland and join together.

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Sea caves are formed by crashing waves against cliff faces, eventually the waves hollow out the shelf and form a cave.

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#6 the beaches coast line was once where the headland and rocks are, but due the constant impact of erosion in the middle it has pushed through creating a semi circle

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Arched

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When too much pressure builds up in a sea cave and the ceiling collapses

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#3 is a blowhole. Caves develop in places exposed to the sea, water rushes in and can cause pressure to build at the back. A section of the roof may be weak and collapse.

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Arched shelves are formed when waves break through a cliff shelf.

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#3 The blowhole was created when a underwater cave got to much pressure in it and the roof collapsed and created a blowhole. In the future the blowhole will disappear or the hole will become wider

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#3Arch-

1. formed when sea caves are eroded through both sides of a rock leaving a hole forming a giant arch

2. As the lower part of the rock deteriorates, the weaker parts of the rock collapse leaving a hole in a rock forming an arch

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#4 weather and waves have eroded the land forming a pillar.

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The weather and ocean how're away at the softer rock, exposing the hard rock underneath

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#8 was formed by the waves constantly smashing against the cliff face, which overtime has undercut it forming that shape.

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#1 the cliff face was made by erosion from waves repeatedly crashing against the rocks and gradually wearing them down. In the future the land will go further inland