Parts/types of Waves
Electromagnetic Waves
Wave Behaviors
Mirrors and Lenses
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What is the high point of a transverse wave?

Crest

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What is an electromagnetic wave?

A type of wave that can travel through a medium or a vacuum

100

What wave behavior is it when a wave is bounced off of a surface?

Reflection

100

What is a mirror?

A smooth surface that reflects light to form images

100

What do waves move?

Energy

200

When particles in a longitudinal wave are far apart

Rarefaction

200

What type of wave is the electromagnetic spectrum?

Transverse

200

This is the bending of a wave as it enters a new medium

Refraction
200

What is it called when a mirror is curved inwards?

Concave mirror

200

This is when some light passes through

Translucent

300

Give 2 examples of a mechanical wave

water waves, earthquakes, sound waves, springs, rope, slinkies

300

What wave (not color) is next to red?

Infrared

300

If a wave hits a mirror at 60 degrees, what will it be reflected at?

60

300

The focal point is where light rays converge or diverge.  What does it mean to converge?

The light rays come together
300
What does amplitude measure?

The height of the transverse wave from the rest line to the crest or to the trough

400

What is a vacuum? Give 1 example of a vacuum

A vacuum is no matter! Space is an example

400

What does an electromagnetic wave move the fastest in?

A vacuum

400

What causes a greater diffraction?

A larger wavelength compared to the size of the obstacle

400

Give an example of a virtual image

Reflections in mirrors or an image in a magnifying glass

400

What does light travel fastest in?

What type of wave is it?

Vacuum

Electromagnetic

500

Which type of wave only moves in 1 type of way?  AND what way does it move?

Electromagnetic

Transverse

500

What is the mnemonic (saying) that helps us remember the order of the electromagnetic spectrum?

Raging Martians Invade Venus Using X-ray Guns

500

We see colors that are reflected. What happens to all of the other visible wavelengths?

They are absorbed

500

What kind of image is produced from the lens in a projector? How do we know?

A real image - because the image is projected into the REAL world

500

A student is wearing glasses with pink colored lenses.  There are 2 wave behaviors here, what are they?

Pink is being reflected, all other light is being transmitted

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