Look at the excerpt of informational text. Which of the following is a subhead? The Daily Tide Cycle As Earth turns completely around once each day, people on or near the shore observe the rise and fall of the tides as they reach the area of each tidal bulge. The high tides occur about 12 hours and 25 minutes apart in each location. As Earth rotates, easternmost points pass through the area of the tidal bulge before points farther to the west. Therefore, high tide occurs later the farther west you go along a coastline. Spring Tides Twice a month, at the new moon and the full moon, the sun and moon are lined up. Their combined gravitational pull produces the greatest range between high and low tide, called a spring tide. These tides get their name not because they occur during the spring season, but from an Old English word, springen, which means “to jump.” The Daily Tide Cycle springen Spring Tides high tide occurs later the farther west you go along a coastline