This surfer swims out from the shore with his surfboard. When a wave comes, he hops onto his board and in just a few seconds, he is back at the shore with his board. Based on this information, what is true about waves? A) Waves can cause things to float. B) Waves can cause objects to move. C) Waves in water are caused by air. D) Waves always move in the same direction.

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29 October, 05:43

This surfer swims out from the shore with his surfboard. When a wave comes, he hops onto his board and in just a few seconds, he is back at the shore with his board. Based on this information, what is true about waves? A) Waves can cause things to float. B) Waves can cause objects to move. C) Waves in water are caused by air. D) Waves always move in the same direction.

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Lawrence Mccann · Answer 1

B) Waves can cause objects to move.

Explanation:

This is the statement that is supported by the information in the passage. In this passage, we learn that the surfer swims out from the shore, but that when he hops onto his board, he is soon back at the shore with the board. The only explanation is that the wave caused him to move towards the shore. Moreover, the passage states nothing about floating, air, or the direction of several waves.

Shea Holt · Answer 2

I think the answer is B) waves can cause objects to move