Tides-StudyJam

What is a tide?

• an extreme pull of gravity form the Sun

• the continual rise and fall of water in the seas and oceans

• a cyclical pattern of temperatures in the seas and oceans

• something that happens in the ocean every two days

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What is the Moon's role in causing the tides?

• moon phases cause rise and fall of tides

• The moon's gravity causes the water leave on Earth to change.

• The Moon has no effect at all on Earth's tides.

• The Moon's inertia works with its craters to make tides?

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Which sides of the Earth will have a high tide?

• at the Equator and the Poles

• only on the side that is closet to the Moon

• On the side that is closest AND the side farthest from the Moon

• only on the side farthest from the Moon

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What causes high tide on the side of the Earth farthest away from the Moon?

• The pull of the sun on the side of Earth opposite of the Moon causes a high tide.

• The tilt of the Earth on its axis

• The Moon pulls the solid Earth toward it leaving a water bulge on the opposite side.

• The Oppositional Gravitational Force pulls the water farthest from the moon.

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When the Moon and the Sun are on opposite sides of the Earth, they work together to form an extremely high tide. What is this tide called?

• neap tide

• sweep tide

• Spring tide

• neat tide

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How do the Sun and Moon work together to create a neap tide?

• by forming right angle to the Earth creating extreme pull.

• by forming a right and with the Earth canceling or balancing out each others gravitational pull.

• by aligning on opposite sides of the earth creating an extreme pull

• by aligning on opposite side canceling out each other's gravity

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Which of these is true about how often tides occur?

• tides occur once a week

• tides have no pattern

• High tides occur twice a week

• High and low tides occur twice a day.

What force causes the change in Earth's tides?

• Friction caused by the Earth's orbit

• The pull of Gravitational Force from the Moon as it orbits the Earth.

• The pull of the Sun's gravity as it orbits around the Earth.

• Friction from the phases of the Moon

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An extremely high tide that occurs when the Sun Earth and moon are in straight alignment.

• neap tide

• noon tide

• eclips

• spring tide

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Ocean waters change from high to low tides every _______ hours.

• 3

• 9

• 24

• 6