Why Is a Spring Tide So Much Higher Than a Normal

question 20

Multiple Choice

Why is a spring tide so much higher than a normal high tide?

• A)because the Sun is aligned with the moon
• B)because the moon is aligned with Earth
• C)because the moon is directly over the north pole
• D)because the Sun is directly over the north pole

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Definitions:

Assumption of Risk

A legal principle that a person who voluntarily engages in an activity is aware of and accepts the hazards associated with that activity.

Premises Liability

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