Part a what are plate boundaries at which lithospheric plates that a) move toward each other, b) move past each other, and c) move away from each other called

a. Convergent boundary

b. Transform boundary

c. Divergent boundary

Explanation:

Convergent boundary are boundary where tectonic plates collide with each other. This kind of boundary might involve a collision between continental and oceanic plates, continental and continental plates and oceanic and oceanic plates. Generally, convergent boundary are regions for mountainous structures . Example of mountain formed through convergence are mountain Everest and Himalayas .

Transform boundary are boundary where tectonic plates move past each other . This kind of boundary is responsible for the creation of Extensive Fault like the San Andrea Fault.

Divergent boundary are boundary where tectonic plates move away from each other.  The diverging movements brings about oceanic ridges. The mid oceanic ridges is where magma rises to the surface to form a new crust. The up welling of this magma causes further separation of this plates.

The picture above illustrate convergent, divergent and transform boundary.

TRUE

Explanation:

The blood alcohol content is also known as the blood alcohol level or the blood alcohol concentration. It is defined as the measurement of the alcohol intoxication in the body and is used for the legal or the medical purposes.

When the BAC increases in the person's body, the person started to loose clear vision, loss of short term memory, poor muscle coordination,  impaired perception and face difficulty in concentrating. Thus it becomes very difficult for a person to drive a car or ride a bike whose BAC has increased.

The driver cannot properly judge the distances between the vehicle and the speed of the vehicle.

Hence the answer is TRUE.