A continuous timeline extends from which range?

• A. -2 through +2
• B. -1 through 0
• C. -1 through +1
• D. 0 through +1

Answer: (C)

The idea is to have a timeline centered on the current moment, including moments just before and just after it so there’s no gap in planning or coordination. Extending one unit before and one unit after the present gives a continuous window of -1 to +1. This three-point span captures near-future and near-past information around the moment you’re acting, which is essential for synchronizing timings, updates, and decisions in operations. The other ranges either omit the past, omit the future, or extend farther than the standard window, which isn’t necessary for a basic continuous view.