Answer: First off, that is a beautiful rock!
Also, is there any other information given? Like about rock layer formation, or about this rock specifically or anything?
If there is no other information, then I'd say it took thousands for years for the layers to form, but it depends on the type of rock in the layer.
For example, Igneous rock takes only a few days to form, because all it is is cooled lava, whereas granite takes a few million years to form.
This looks like it might be sandstone or something.
Sandstone takes about 10-100 years to form, so if this is sandstone, then each layer probably look about 100 years to form, and the whole rock with all the layers might have taken thousands of years, but I need more info to be sure.
Well i had to do a few minutes of research to give me something to work off, and I found he wrote the "<em><u>Gutenberg Bible</u></em>" and this i considered the first or one of the first complete book written on a <u>metal moving tile printing press.</u> So with this answer I feel as if the correct answer of your choices u provided is-
<u><em>A) A Christian Bible printed in Latin</em></u>
hope this is useful for lots of people and makes your day that much better cause u passed a test. If u need more help and a question post in the comments and ill try my best to answer. -<em>Harley</em>
Earth has layers, similar to an egg. The first layer of earth is the thinnest, like an eggshell, and it's called the crust. Next, there's the mantle. This part is like the liquid egg whites, because it's three layers (named lithosphere, asthenosphere, and mesosphere) are constantly flowing and moving. Lastly, the core, which is the yolk of an egg. Hope this helped!
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Judaism is considered an important religion today due to the large percentage of people on Earth who follow its beliefs.
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New crust forms AT OCEAN RIDGES. The correct option is D.
Middle ocean ridges are the boundary that occur between tectonic plates and they are the locations where the plates move away from each other. At the edges of the ridges, magma from the underneath mantle erupts, cools and become solidified, thus forming new ocean crust.
