Discussion
The tide produced as a consequence of the moon and the sun pulling the earth in the same direction is called
Answer: C
When the Sun, Moon and Earth lie in a straight line - at new moon and full moon - the solar and lunar pulls act together and produce the tide of greatest range, the spring tide.
The name has nothing to do with the season; it comes from the sense of water 'springing up'. Spring tides occur twice a month.
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