What is a high tide? *
The sea is pulled toward the moon where Earth is closest to the moon.
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What is a high tide? *
The sea is pulled toward the moon where Earth is closest to the moon.
The sea is pulled toward the moon where Earth is furthest from the moon.
The sea is pulled away from the moon where Earth is farthest from the moon.
The Sea is pulled away from the moon where Earth is closest to the moon.
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