Select all of the answers that apply.
surface currents are driven by
1. wind
2. the moon
3. temperature
4. salinity
5. density

Surface currents are controlled by the moon. The motion of the moon determines the tides that make up the sea flooor to rise and depress. This is caused by the gravitational pull of the moon that drives the ocean and other bodies of water on the earth. Like any other heavenly body, the moon plays an important part in the rise and fall of the sea tides.