Parts of a Wave
Parts of a Wave 2
Electromagnetic vs. Mechanical
Frequency
Vocabulary
100

Identify Point A on the wave:

What is the crest?

100

The type of wave illustrated below:

What is a longitudinal wave?

100

Waves that require a medium to travel.

What are mechanical waves.

100

Identify the waves with the greater frequency:

What is a?

100

The portion of the Electromagnetic spectrum that can be seen by the human eye.

What is Visible light

200

Identify Point D on the Wave:

What is the trough?

200

Identify A on the wave below:

What is compression?

200

Waves that can travel through a vacuum.

What are electromagnetic waves.

200

Identify the waves with the greater amplitude below:

What is b?

200

A type of electromagnetic radiation with the lowest frequency in the EM spectrum.

What are Radio Waves

300

Identify the measurement of B and E?

What is wavelength?

300

Identify B below on the wave:

What is rarefaction?

300

A wave is a transfer of _________.

What is energy?

300

Part of a mechanical wave where the particles are farthest apart


What is rarefaction ?

300

A type of EM radiation with the highest energy and shortest wavelength.

What is a Gamma Wave

400

Identify the measurement of C and F:

What is amplitude?

400

Identify measurement C on the wave below:

What is wavelength?

400

Identify the only electromagnetic waves below:

Seismic waves, microwaves, water waves

What are microwaves?

400

A form of a wave that can travel through space or a medium


What is an Electromagnetic Wave?

400

A type of EM radiation similar to visible light. Used in medical field

What are X Rays/Waves

500

Identify the type of wave pictured below:

What is a transverse wave?

500

A wave that moves matter parallel to energy.

What is longitudinal?

500

Identify the only mechanical wave below:

Radio Waves, X-Rays or Sound Waves

What are sound waves?

500

Frequency of waves is measured in units called _______.

What is Hertz?

500

A type of electromagnetic radiation with shorter wavelengths approximately 10 to 400 nanometers.  

What are UV Waves?

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