6.1 Tides

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   What is the position of the moon when high tide has maximum height?

• P

• Q

• R

• S

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1. The gravity of the Sun and the Moon together cause an ocean motion called ___________.

• currents

• tides

• waves

• tsunamis

What type of tides occurs when the Sun, Earth, and Moo are in alignment as shown.

• tsunami

• neap tide

• no tide

• spring tide

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1. Which of these is a reason for the difference in height of the high tide?

• • change in the climate around the ocean

• • change in the gravitational force of the Earth

• • change in the direction of winds over oceans

• • change in the positions of Earth, Moon and Sun

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1. What is the force which is responsible for keeping the planets in their orbit also plays a role in the occurrence of tides on Earth.

• friction

• gravity

• rotation

• magnetism

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When would you normally have the highest tide?

• Quarter Moon Day

• Crescent Moon Day

• Full Moon Day

• Half Moon Day

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Which sows the correct diagram of the Tidal Bulge?

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