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When Earth is directly between the Moon and the Sun, a _____ tide will happen along a shoreline that is facing the Sun.

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When the earth is directly between the Moon and the Sun, a Neap tide will happen along a shoreline that is facing the Sun.

In Neap tide moon is at closest distance to earth. The movement of moon cause sea storm/ tides by turbulence of waves.

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