Question

which event occurs during high tide?
all of earths ocean levels rise.
the moons orbit is closer to earth.
the gravity of the sun and moon cause the earths crust and w
earths crust and water are being pulled in opposite directions

Explanation:

High - tides are mainly due to the gravitational forces exerted by the Sun and the moon on Earth's water. The combined pull of these celestial bodies causes water to bulge, leading to high - tide in certain areas. It's not that all of Earth's ocean levels rise uniformly (global sea - level rise is a different concept), and the moon's orbit being closer to Earth is not the direct cause of a high - tide event at a given moment. The idea of Earth's crust and water being pulled in opposite directions is not the main mechanism for high - tide; rather, it's the gravitational pull on water creating bulges.

Answer:

The gravity of the Sun and moon cause the Earth's crust and water to move in certain ways (assuming the full - option text is about the combined gravitational pull causing water bulges for high - tide).