Which of the following best describes neap tides?
A. There is the biggest difference between high and low tides. This means that the high tides reach their highest levels while the low tides reach their lowest levels.
B. There is the smallest difference between high and low tides. This means that the high tides reach their highest levels while the low tides reach their lowest levels.
C. There is the biggest difference between high and low tides. This means that the high tides reach their lowest levels while the low tides reach their highest levels.
D. There is the smallest difference between high and low tides. This means that the high tides reach their lowest levels while the low tides reach their highest levels.
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