When the earth, sun, and moon are in a straight line, we have spring tides on earth. these tides are not named for the season. they are named because the tides seem to spring up. we would expect the tides to include?

Explanation:

Spring tides occurs as a result of the allignment of the earth, sun and the moon in a straight line. thus, the tidal force of the sun coupled with that of the moon makes the tide range to be at its maximum level. Thus, spring tides will give rise to high waters that are higher than the normal average level, low waters that are lower than their normal average level, 'slack water' (period where there is little to no current or movement of water) time that is shorter than average time, and then stronger tidal currents than average levels.