The water level of oceans rises and falls alternately twice a day. This movement of water is called the tide. Tides are causer by the pull of the sun and the moon on the earth' s surface; since the moon is closer, it affects the tides more than the sun. When the moon is directly overhead, it actually pulls on the water that is below it. This causes the water level to rise because the water is pulled away from the earth. As the moon disappears over the horizon, the pull lessens and the water level settles back towards the ocean bottom. When the water reaches its highest level, we have high tide. And when the water comes to its lowest level, we have low tide from its lowest point, the water rises gradually for about six hours until it reaches high tide. Then it begins to fall continuously for about six hours until it reaches low tide. Then the cycle begins again.63. Which of the following may be the best title for the passage? A. The Moon and Ocean B. The Moon and the Tide C. Water Levels D. The Pull of the Moon and the Sun 64. The pull of the moon on the earth' s surface is stronger than that of the sun because ________ .A. The moon is directly over the earth B. The moon pulls the water away from the earthC. The moon is closer to the earth D. The moon moves around the earth65. Water level reaches its low point when __________.A. the moon is hidden by clouds B. the moon' s effect is indirectC. the moon moves far away D. the sun is overhead66. High tide occurs ________ .A. every 12 hours B. every 6 hours C. every 24 hours D. every 18 hours