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Latest revision as of 18:52, 2 January 2023

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Tides

Skill Level

Year

Unknown

Version

14.05.2024

Approval authority

Florida Conference

Tides AY Honor.png
Tides
Regional
Skill Level
???
Approval authority
Florida Conference
Year of Introduction
Unknown
See also
Tides - Advanced


1

What percent of the earth's surface is covered by water?



2

What is meant by tides?



3

What celestial bodies affect the tides and what percent of gravitational pull does each exhort?



4

Define the following words:


4a

Spring tide



4b

Neap tide



4c

Mean tide



4d

Rip tide



4e

Tidal pool



4f

Ebb tide



4g

Flow




5

What is the average time period between tides and what is meant by a tidal day?



6

Not all locations have a standard tidal day. Note some places that vary from the norm and tell what the contributing factors to the variation might be.



7

Where in the world are some of the highest tides found? How high are they?




References

Important Note about Patch

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