Reference no: EM133254339

1. The Earth is a/an open or closed system as far as energy is concerned and a/an open or closed as far as "rocky" material
2. Divergent boundaries experience tensional, compressional, or shearing forces creating normal, reverse, or strike-slip faults.
3. Convergent experience tensional, compressional, or shearing forces creating normal, reverse, or strike-slip faults.
4. Transform boundaries experience tensional, compressional, or shearing forces creating normal, reverse, or strike-slip faults.
5. The Himalayas an example of a convergent, divergent, or transform boundary.
6. The Mid-Atlantic Ridge an example of a convergent, divergent, or transform boundary.
7. The San Andreas Fault an example of a convergent, divergent, or transform boundary.
8. The Mount St. Helens (The Cascade Range) an example of a convergent, divergent, or transform boundary.
9. The Marianas Trench an example of a convergent, divergent, or transform boundary.
10. The East African Rift Zone (The Red Sea) an example of a convergent, divergent, or transform boundary.
11. The San Andreas Fault is a right or left-lateral strike-slip fault.
12. The North Anatolian Fault is a right or left-lateral strike-slip fault.
13. Give FOUR positive and FOUR negative aspects of controlling water. Use examples from the textbook, the news, and the internet.