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Tides Froggy Jumps

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Christi Scarbrough

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Froggy Jumps Tides Froggy JumpsOnline version Tides Froggy Jumps by Christi Scarbrough 1 When the earth, moon and sun are in a straight line, what type of tide will we experience? a neap tide b spring tide c rip tide 2 Which factor is MOST responsible for ocean tides? a wind b density differences c moon's gravity 3 During which of the following moon phases will we have a neap tide? a first quarter b full moon c new moon 4 During which of the following moon phases will we have a spring tide? a third quarter b new moon c waning gibbous 5 Which of the following best explains why the moon has a greater impact on tides than the sun? a The moon is closer to Earth than the sun. b The moon has more gravity than the sun. c The moon is larger than the sun. 6 Why does the ocean water cover a different amount of the beach at different times of the day? a The sand is able to absorb more water as temperature increase, lowering the ocean level. b The Earth rotates on its axis more quickly than the moon revolves around the Earth. c Earth wobbles as it rotates, causing the ocean to rise and fall. 7 Tides are _____________. a Movement of the Earth’s water through the ocean. b The cycling of water through the environment. c The daily rise and fall of the Earth’s water along the shore. 8 Changes in the position of the Earth, Moon and Sun affect the _________________ of tides during a month. a depth b width c height 9 ______________________ is always beside the moon. a high tide b neap tide c low tide 10 When the sun and the moon pull at right angles to each other, this forms a ________________ tide. a high tide b neap tide c spring tide

Froggy Jumps

Tides Froggy JumpsOnline version

Tides Froggy Jumps

by Christi Scarbrough

When the earth, moon and sun are in a straight line, what type of tide will we experience?

neap tide

spring tide

rip tide

Which factor is MOST responsible for ocean tides?

wind

density differences

moon's gravity

During which of the following moon phases will we have a neap tide?

first quarter

full moon

new moon

During which of the following moon phases will we have a spring tide?

third quarter

new moon

waning gibbous

Which of the following best explains why the moon has a greater impact on tides than the sun?

The moon is closer to Earth than the sun.

The moon has more gravity than the sun.

The moon is larger than the sun.

Why does the ocean water cover a different amount of the beach at different times of the day?

The sand is able to absorb more water as temperature increase, lowering the ocean level.

The Earth rotates on its axis more quickly than the moon revolves around the Earth.

Earth wobbles as it rotates, causing the ocean to rise and fall.

Tides are _____________.

Movement of the Earth’s water through the ocean.

The cycling of water through the environment.

The daily rise and fall of the Earth’s water along the shore.

Changes in the position of the Earth, Moon and Sun affect the _________________ of tides during a month.

depth

width

height

______________________ is always beside the moon.

high tide

neap tide

low tide

When the sun and the moon pull at right angles to each other, this forms a ________________ tide.

high tide

neap tide

spring tide

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Tides Froggy Jumps

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When the earth, moon and sun are in a straight line, what type of tide will we experience?

Which factor is MOST responsible for ocean tides?

During which of the following moon phases will we have a neap tide?

During which of the following moon phases will we have a spring tide?

Which of the following best explains why the moon has a greater impact on tides than the sun?

Why does the ocean water cover a different amount of the beach at different times of the day?

Tides are _____________.

Changes in the position of the Earth, Moon and Sun affect the _________________ of tides during a month.

______________________ is always beside the moon.

When the sun and the moon pull at right angles to each other, this forms a ________________ tide.

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