A benchlike cut at the high water line along shores is called a

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A benchlike cut at the high water line along shores is referred to as a berm scarp. None of the other options describe this feature accurately. A baymouth bar is a sandbar that forms across the mouth of a bay, while a tombolo is a sandbar that connects an island to the mainland. A spit is a long, narrow sandy accumulation that extends from the land into a body of water, while a barrier island is a long, narrow island that runs parallel to the mainland and protects it from waves and storms.

A Benchlike Cut at the High Water Line Along Shores