? Chapter 2 & Lecture Set 2_ Check Your Understanding (Earth's Structure & Plate Tectonics)_ GLG 110

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2/17/24, 9:15 PM Chapter 2 & Lecture Set 2: Check Your Understanding (Earth's Structure & Plate Tectonics): GLG 110: Dangerous World (202… https://canvas.asu.edu/courses/179803/quizzes/1350961?module_item_id=12883040 1/5 Chapter 2 & Lecture Set 2: Check Your Understanding (Earth's Structure & Plate Tectonics) Due Jan 14 at 11:59pm Points 11 Questions 9 Available until Jan 15 at 11:59pm Time Limit None Allowed Attempts 3 Instructions Overview This assignment serves as a self-check of your understanding of concepts related to the Earth's Structure & Plate Tectonics . First view Lecture Set 2, read Chapter 2 in your textbook, and complete the Discussion Questions related to the same lectures & chapter. Many of the questions are derived from the Check Your Understanding box at the end of each section, while some come from the lecture concepts. Instructions Click “Take the Quiz” button to begin. Each question has its own set of instructions. Read carefully. Click “Submit” when finished. How you'll be graded You have three attempts to complete this assignment. There is no time limit on those individual attempts. Each question is worth a certain number of points, and you’ll earn points for each correct
2/17/24, 9:15 PM Chapter 2 & Lecture Set 2: Check Your Understanding (Earth's Structure & Plate Tectonics): GLG 110: Dangerous World (202… https://canvas.asu.edu/courses/179803/quizzes/1350961?module_item_id=12883040 2/5 This quiz was locked Jan 15 at 11:59pm. Attempt History Attempt Time Score LATEST Attempt 1 14 minutes 10.5 out of 11 Correct answers are no longer available. Score for this attempt: 10.5 out of 11 Submitted Jan 14 at 9pm This attempt took 14 minutes. Question 1 1 / 1 pts low-density; low-density low-density; high-density high-density; low-density high-density; high-density Question 2 1 / 1 pts all of these answers are correct the mass of object 1 increases the distance between two objects decreases response. The attempt with the highest score will automatically be recorded. You may look at your notes and textbook while doing the assignment. Or, to test your knowledge in preparation for the exam, you may want to take the first attempt without the aid of your notes or textbook. Tips For fill in the blank questions please be sure to spell words correctly as you will not receive credit if words are unrecognized or misspelled . Do NOT capitalize words or use commas for fill in the blank questions that require a numeric answer. The earth formed by aggregation because things with mass are attracted to one another according to the universal law of gravitation. The earth then became layered when it was mostly liquid, because __________ liquids sank and __________ liquids rose. According to the universal law of gravitation, gravitational attraction increases as _____.
2/17/24, 9:15 PM Chapter 2 & Lecture Set 2: Check Your Understanding (Earth's Structure & Plate Tectonics): GLG 110: Dangerous World (202… https://canvas.asu.edu/courses/179803/quizzes/1350961?module_item_id=12883040 3/5 the mass of object 2 increases Question 3 1 / 1 pts more dense less dense lighter heavier Question 4 1 / 1 pts ductile; elastic ductile; brittle elastic; brittle brittle; ductile elastic; ductile Question 5 1 / 1 pts ductile elastic brittle Question 6 1 / 1 pts There are many lines of evidence that suggests that the earth is a layered body. One is related to the reflection of seismic waves from interfaces between layers. Another is related to the plumb-bob experiment. The experiment unexpectedly demonstrated that the whole earth is _____________ than mountains on the surface. Some materials will behave in a _________ way when subjected to high strain rate, but behave in a _________ way when they undergo slow strain (low strain rate). For ______________ materials, deformation is fully recoverable. Fill in the blanks in order to describe key characteristics of Earth's inner and outer core. Although both the inner and outer core mostly consist of iron, the outer core is
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