Light Light (sun, or lamp) Light A O Image A O Image B B You walk down the beach on Cape Cod, where waves have been bouncing shells around, including pieces of moon-snail shells, as shown here. You find 10 identical shell pieces. 9 of the 10 shell pieces appear as shown in one of the pictures (either A or B), and the 10th shell piece looks like the other picture. It is very likely that the 9 shell pieces look like:

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Go to the following page for an explanation and directions for Exercise #4 (https://www.e-education.psu.edu/geosc10/Exercise4). (opens in a pop-up window), read the text, watch the short video, and then come back to complete the Exercise. Most of the questions are based on what you will read and see on this page.

Once you have watched the video and read all of the content in the directions, answer the following 6 questions about which way was up when the rocks in the pictures were formed.

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Do not neglect to review the content and directions before attempting the questions.(https://www.e-education.psu.edu/geosc10/Exercise4)

A few words on words: If you pour some pancake batter on a hot griddle, the pancake you make is a layer, a quarter of an inch or so thick. One side of your pancake layer is on the bottom, or down, and is being browned against the hot griddle. The other side of your layer is on top, or up, and you can put chocolate chips on it. If you then take your spatula and flip the pancake layer, so the chocolate chips are against the griddle, your layer is now upside-down, because the side that had been up is now down.

问题1
Light
Light
(sun, or
lamp)
O Image A
Light
O Image B
A
B
You walk down the beach on Cape Cod, where waves have been bouncing shells around,
including pieces of moon-snail shells, as shown here. You find 10 identical shell pieces. 9 of
the 10 shell pieces appear as shown in one of the pictures (either A or B), and the 10th
shell piece looks like the other picture. It is very likely that the 9 shell pieces look like:
16.67 pts
Transcribed Image Text:问题1 Light Light (sun, or lamp) O Image A Light O Image B A B You walk down the beach on Cape Cod, where waves have been bouncing shells around, including pieces of moon-snail shells, as shown here. You find 10 identical shell pieces. 9 of the 10 shell pieces appear as shown in one of the pictures (either A or B), and the 10th shell piece looks like the other picture. It is very likely that the 9 shell pieces look like: 16.67 pts
问题2
Light
Shadows
O Upside-down
O Right side up
16.67 pts
Dr. Alley took this picture in Arches National Park. That is his finger. The sun was shining
along the arrow, as shown, casting the shadows you see. The sample is hard stone now,
but it once was soft sediment, and it records formation and "fossilization" of mud cracks. Is
this sample upside-down (you are looking at the side of this sample that was down when
the sediment was soft) or right-side up (you are looking at the side of this sample that was
up when the sediment was soft)?
Transcribed Image Text:问题2 Light Shadows O Upside-down O Right side up 16.67 pts Dr. Alley took this picture in Arches National Park. That is his finger. The sun was shining along the arrow, as shown, casting the shadows you see. The sample is hard stone now, but it once was soft sediment, and it records formation and "fossilization" of mud cracks. Is this sample upside-down (you are looking at the side of this sample that was down when the sediment was soft) or right-side up (you are looking at the side of this sample that was up when the sediment was soft)?
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