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Unit 1 Module 1 Lesson 1 Notes

The document is a worksheet for a Science 8 class focusing on the analysis of rock and fossil records. It includes questions about the age of the Earth, key figures in geology, the principle of uniformitarianism, relative age dating, and the significance of fossils. The worksheet aims to engage students in understanding geological concepts and the history of Earth.

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Unit 1 Module 1 Lesson 1 Notes

The document is a worksheet for a Science 8 class focusing on the analysis of rock and fossil records. It includes questions about the age of the Earth, key figures in geology, the principle of uniformitarianism, relative age dating, and the significance of fossils. The worksheet aims to engage students in understanding geological concepts and the history of Earth.

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Worksheet 2

Science 8
Unit 1 – Module 1
Lesson 1 – Analyzing the Rock and Fossil
Records

1. How old do scientists think Earth is?

2. Who was the first one to reject the thinking that the Earth was only a few thousand
years old? Who was he?

3. Hutton’s ideas are the foundation of a principle called uniformitarianism. What does
that say?

4. Since uniformitarianism happens, how can scientists learn about Earth’s past?

5. What does uniformitarianism not allow for?

6. What is relative age?

7. What are the 5 Principles of Relative Age Dating?

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8. What are fossils?

9. What do sudden changes in the fossil record indicate?

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