How are spring and neap tides different from regular tides? Check all that apply.

They occur twice a day.

They are caused by wind.

They occur twice a month.

They are extra-high tides and extra-low tides.

They are caused when the Sun and the moon align and exert additional gravitational pull.

They occur twice a month.

They are extra-high tides and extra-low tides.

They are caused when the Sun and the moon align and exert additional gravitational pull.

Explanation:

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The correct answer is - They occur twice a month.

The spring and the neap tides are tides that step out of the normal tides. While the regular tides occur twice every day, the spring tides and the neap tides occur only twice in a month. The spring tides occur after a new Moon or after a full moon, while the neap tides occur after the first quarter or the third quarter of the Moon. The spring tides cause the biggest difference between the high and low tides, with the high ones being abnormally high, and the low ones being abnormally low. The neap tides are the opposite, they result in the lowest difference between the high and low tides. The high tide is abnormally low, and the low tide is abnormally high.