Compare the pictures of Thor’s hammer taken about 80 years apart in Figure 1. Using what you understand about these processes and the diagram provided, which statement best describes the scale of change that has taken place?(1 point)

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Rapid changes are occurring each year causing significant changes to the rock formation
Rapid changes are occurring each year causing significant changes to the rock formation

Rapid changes happened in the past but the rock formation currently isn’t experiencing any additional changes
Rapid changes happened in the past but the rock formation currently isn’t experiencing any additional changes

Slow changes happened to the rock formation over thousands of years and continue happening each year
Slow changes happened to the rock formation over thousands of years and continue happening each year

Slow changes only happened in the distant past to the rock formation causing it to look exactly the same for the past 80 years
Slow changes only happened in the distant past to the rock formation causing it to look exactly the same for the past 80 years
Question 3
Match the image to the time options. You will need to drag and drop the images to the correct date. (4 points)
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Present time
1 million years ago
2 million years ago
3 million years ago

Answer 1

To best answer your question regarding the scale of change that has taken place with Thor’s hammer over 80 years, I would suggest the following statement:

"Rapid changes happened in the past but the rock formation currently isn’t experiencing any additional changes."

This indicates that notable alterations may have occurred in the geological past, but in the present time frame of 80 years, there have been no significant changes.

As for matching images to time options (Present time, 1 million years ago, 2 million years ago, and 3 million years ago), without seeing the actual images, I can only provide general guidelines on how they might relate to those time periods:

• Present time: Image showing the current state of the rock formation.
• 1 million years ago: Image that might showcase significant geological changes compared to the present but not as drastic as older eras.
• 2 million years ago: Image that would likely depict more dramatic geological features and perhaps more erosion.
• 3 million years ago: Image that would represent very ancient geological structures or formations, likely substantially different from both the present and 1 million years ago.

If you provide specific details or descriptions of the images in question, I can assist you further in matching them to the appropriate time periods.