What Appears to Be the "Impact History" of Cratering on the Moon

question 35

Multiple Choice

What appears to be the "impact history" of cratering on the Moon?

• A) more or less constant bombardment from the earliest times to the present
• B) short periods of heavy bombardment alternating with long periods of light bombardment throughout the Moon's life
• C) heaviest bombardment when the Moon first formed, gradually decreasing to light bombardment today
• D) early period of heavy bombardment, then very light bombardment to the present

Acknowledge the differences between writing lab reports for academic and professional audiences.

Understand the essential components and structure of a lab report.

Recognize the purpose and content of each section in a lab report.

Identify the characteristics of effective lab report titles and abstracts.

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