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Identify the true statement. Choose one: A. Tidal range is the farthest inland that the water goes at high tide. B. Since the Sun is much larger than the Moon, its gravity is the biggest contributing factor to the tide-generating force. C. A flood tide that arrives as a visible wall of water is called a tidal bore. D. The tide-generating force is a combination of only two forces, the gravitational attractions of the Sun and of the Moon.

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