Geology Fieldnotes: How does the author develop the central idea throughout the passage? by Cherelle Phelps https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9 Answer the above question the way you would on the EOC. (Use RACE, complete sentences, correct grammar) en-us 2020-09-24 15:45:23 UTC 2026-01-17 08:59:15 UTC hello@padlet.com Rhiyan Johnson 8641109 https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1464389168 how the author develop the central idea throughout the passage by the structure  of the different events that happened around the globe that caused a change to the big bends I say this because the evidence i got from the texts says "in the Paleozoic Era, a deep-ocean trough extended from present-day Arkansas and
Oklahoma into the Big Bend region of far West Texas"and this shows is effect the change to the big bend ]]> 2021-04-27 13:56:56 UTC https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1464389168 Christine Raine https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1464394066 How the author develop the central idea throughout the passage by  the comparing of time and the change geography that was effected around the globe caused such change to Big Bend´s own geography.  Why I came up with the answer is by the textual evidence such as ¨in the Paleozoic Era, a deep-ocean trough extended from present-day Arkansas and  Oklahoma into the Big Bend region of far West Texas.¨  This express how from one part of the United states reached to Big bend which was from Arkansas to Texas. Also ¨
 we  should perhaps consider ourselves fortunate that the oldest rocks found in the Big Bend  are only about 500 million years old.¨ shows how time can cause a enchanted tone to geography.  Overall
shows the Geography played a big part to the Big bend and how time is used to find out the changes that was caused and to learn more information about Big Bend.
]]> 2021-04-27 13:57:52 UTC https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1464394066 8700180 https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1464426218 How the author develop the central idea was ]]> 2021-04-27 14:03:58 UTC https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1464426218 Tayron https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1464510238  How does the author develop the central idea throughout the passage

]]> 2021-04-27 14:19:24 UTC https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1464510238 https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465087837 The author develops the central idea of the passage by describing how over time the big bend has changed over time and giving different details of the events that shaped it,and it is supported by the following quote¨Canada, moved gradually southward, uplifting and folding
ancient sediments to form the Rocky Mountains¨ which gives a description of how a compression of earths crust shaped it partially.]]> 2021-04-27 16:04:35 UTC https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465087837 Ivy https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465090805 The author developed the passage by breaking down the text and explain off the big evens through time that has changed big bend. "Each time you return to Big Bend National Park, it will be different, for with every passing day the land is indeed changing." The author highlights all of the history behind big bend and how it has changed making it a huge historical landmark.]]> 2021-04-27 16:05:08 UTC https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465090805 Devv- https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465091204 He helped develop the passage by putting in the time stamps and and good information through the passage. And guiding us through the time of what happen at this point in time. And what happen there and how it all went down and he also organized it all to make it 10x easier to follow and help us understand.  ]]> 2021-04-27 16:05:13 UTC https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465091204 xzaviour ferguson https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465091702 how the author develop the central idea throughout the passage by the comparing of time and the change geography that was effected around the globe caused such change to Big Bend´s own geography.  Why I came up with the answer is by the textual evidence such as ¨in the Paleozoic Era, a deep-ocean trough extended from present-day Arkansas and  Oklahoma into the Big Bend region of far West Texas.¨  This express how from one part of the United states reached to Big bend which was from Arkansas to Texas. Also ¨
 we  should perhaps consider ourselves fortunate that the oldest rocks found in the Big Bend .]]> 2021-04-27 16:05:18 UTC https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465091702 Juan https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465094204 general overview, chronological history, geographic highlights, volcanic activity, faults, earthquakes
Santa Elena, Mariscal, and Boquillas canyons,
the entire range of the Sierra del Caballo Muerto (Dead Horse Mountains),
and
the magnificent cliffs of the Sierra del Carmen in Coahuila, Mexico, towering
above Rio Grande Village.

From 500-million-year-old rocks at Persimmon Gap to
modern-day windblown sand dunes at Boquillas Canyon, geologic formations in Big Bend
demonstrate amazingly diverse depositional styles over a vast interval of time.

During the quiet
interludes, the forces of erosion carved new landscapes, many of which were destined to
be buried under layers of ash and lava from later eruptions.]]> 2021-04-27 16:05:46 UTC https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465094204 Shamice https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465099177 The author develops the central idea throughout the passage by using a neutral tone. I say this because the author was just giving readers facts, information, and events that took place in Big Ben.]]> 2021-04-27 16:06:38 UTC https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465099177 Nathan. https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465103340 The way the author develops the central idea for this passage is how they put the detailes in the passage and made them into statements like in this quote."]]> 2021-04-27 16:07:25 UTC https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465103340 David Oakley https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465105578 The author uses the geological information in the text to make the order of the text but then he uses that to make the central idea and the central idea of the text is that the geological discoveries are famous because they have that much of an impact on life 
 ]]> 2021-04-27 16:07:49 UTC https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465105578 Jaylon Kenney https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465107468 How does the author develop the central idea throughout the passage ?
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]]> 2021-04-27 16:08:10 UTC https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465107468 Jaquaylun: through out the passage is by through supporting details like examples, anecdotes, statistics, descriptions, cause and effect, quotes, analogies, allusions, and illustrations https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465124810 2021-04-27 16:11:17 UTC https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465124810 https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465134640 2021-04-27 16:13:00 UTC https://padlet.com/cherelle1phelps/u6wq5a5kllp8jqd9/wish/1465134640