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World Geography Previously Asked Questions: High Tide, Low Tide
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World Geography Previously Asked Questions: High Tide, Low Tide
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1. What are the causes of high-tide low-tide formation in the ocean?
2. Spring Tide occurs
3. The cause of producing indirect high tide is
4. Tides occurs in oceans and seas due to which among the following?
1. Gravitational force of Sun.
2. Gravitational force of Moon.
3. Centrifugal force of Earth. Select the correct answer using the code given below.
5. In which one of the following positions given in the figure seatide would have maximum height? M1 Sun Orbit of Earth Orbit of Moon M2 M3 M4
6. Statement (A): During the times of neap-tide, high-tide is below normal and low-tide is above normal. Reason (R): Neap-tides occurs during the new-Moon instead of full-Moon. Choose the correct answer using following options.
7. The high tide in the Ocean is caused by

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