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Q. Which one of the following statements is not true?

A
Tidal bore occurs when a tide enters the narrow and shallow estuary of a river
B
Gulfs with narrow fronts and wider rears experience high tides
C
Tidal currents take place when a gulf is connected with the open sea by a narrow channel
D
The tidal nature of the mouth of the river Hooghly is of crucial importance to Kolkata as port

Correct Answer

Gulfs with narrow fronts and wider rears experience high tides

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