What makes waves in the ocean?
Correct answer: Wind

Tom
They ignored the moon because, although small compared with wind, it's tidal effect also adds to waves.

BlueEyedAlien
Tom, I think using “sun” as a choice was an acknowledgment of the moon because including it would make two correct answers.

Aradlaw
It could be argued that the sun heats up the landmasses, the resulting temperature differences create wind. (Did I get that right?)

betty
And the wind comes from uneven heating by the sun...

CyanJaguar62
Tom, thanks I wondered why the moon wasn't an option

RushMama2112
The motion of the waves and tides is an untapped source of free - and clean - power. About time we tapped it.

YSL
The sun is also a correct response, as it helps create tides, which is a wave with a period of 12:25 or 24:50.