2.6D| Module 2 Quiz - Plate Tectonics

This quiz will assess your understanding of what we've covered in this module, emphasizing the learning objectives for this unit. 

Instructions

Before starting this quiz, complete all assigned readings, watch and consider the lecture, and complete all exercises with comprehension. Review the learning objectives and check your understanding of the learning objectives for this module. These are listed below. Many of the questions in this quiz will assess your understanding of the learning objectives. 

Be sure to review the exam after the correct answers are given so you can learn from mistakes and demonstrate this learning when you retake this quiz during final exam week. Doing so can improve your grade👍🏼🙂! 

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Time:

You have 45 minutes and one attempt.  This module quiz is open to notes, exercises, and textbooks but not to classmates, the internet, brother, sister, etc. Do your own work.  Academic honesty is expected. As is the case for any assessment in this course, cheating results in a zero score.  

Two attempts are given so you can learn from mistakes and demonstrate this learning on your next attempt - And also improve your grade👍🏼🙂! 

Learning Objectives

• Students can describe the geologic processes, the relative movement of plates, and the distinguishing landforms associated with each type of plate boundary 
• Students can describe the evolution of landforms and geologic structures in the context of constructive and/or destructive geologic processes
  
• Distinguish between the terms tectonic plate (plate), plate boundary, and plate tectonics
• Recognize Earth’s major surface features
• Identify the layers of Earth
• Locate plate boundaries on Earth's surface
• Identify the source of energy for plate tectonics 
• Explain the connection between plate tectonics and constructive and destructive geologic processes
• Describe some of the evidence used to show the continents and tectonic plates move 
• Use algebraic equations to calculate rates, distances, and times