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Assessment Before completing this activity, you should be able to:
• calculate scale using mathematical operations
• describe the general organization of the geologic time scale
After completing this activity, you should be able to:
• examine the differences in time between each era and period on the geologic time scale
• describe the reasons for the organization of the scale
• create a scale model of the geologic time scale
Geologic Time Scale Activity
In this activity, you will create a geologic time scale, separating the model into segments that represent eons
and eras of geologic time. Complete the Geologic Time Scale Activity and submit it to your instructor for
grading. Review this Grading Rubric before completing the activity.
06.01 Geologic Time Scale
. Please view the Grading Rubric before beginning the assessment.
Review all parts of the lesson, including the interactives.
Complete and submit the 06.01 Geologic Time Scale assessment
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