Transverse Waves
EM Spectrum
H-R Diagrams
Life Cycle of a Star
Galaxies/Misc.
100

This type of thermal energy transfer moves through electromagnetic waves and doesn’t require a medium to travel.

Conduction - Touchin'

Convection - Warm up, Cool down, thats the way convection moves around

Radiation - Waves

Radiation 

100

High-frequency wave; Can be used to sterilize medical equipment 

Ultraviolet (UV)  

100

These stars stretch across the H–R Diagram from hot and bright to cool and dim, and they’re in the longest, most stable stage of a star’s life cycle — a stage that includes our Sun and about 90% of all stars.

Main Sequence Stars

100

Our sun is a _________________ star, that is one-third of the way through its life cycle. 

Main sequence

100

Classify this galaxy as Spiral, Elliptical or Irregular.

Elliptical 

200

True or False

These waves carry the same amount of energy. 

False

200

Long wavelength; can travel long distances with low energy for communication

Radio 

200

These enormous, extremely bright stars occupy the top of the H–R Diagram and form when massive stars swell to tremendous sizes late in their life cycle.

Red Supergiants
200

As our sun nears the end of its life and burns away, it will expand and become a __________.

Red Giant

200

Classify this galaxy as Spiral, Elliptical or Irregular.

Irregular 
300

The name for location A on the wave. 

Crest

300

Slightly longer wavelength than visible light; can be used in heat lamps

Infrared 

300

Aldebaran is a star with a Luminosity of 102 and a temperature of 4,200K. Aldebaran would be located in this zone.

Zone 3

300

The end stage of our suns life cycle. 

White Dwarf

300

The easily identifiable feature of spiral galaxies. 

Spiral Arms

400

The name for location C on the wave.

Amplitude

400

A frequency of 1.41 x 109 Hz

Microwaves

400

Sirius B is a star with a luminosity of 10-3 and a temperature of 30,000K. Sirius B would be located in this zone. 

Zone 1

400

This dramatic event in the life of a massive star scatters dust and gas across space, helping to form new nebulae.

Supernova

400

The location of our solar system in the Milky Way Galaxy. 

Spiral Arm

500

If we change the motor so the wave oscillates twice as fast, what effect will this have on the wavelength? Will the wavelength decrease/Increase?

The wavelength will decrease

500

Energy can travel through Earth’s atmosphere as electromagnetic waves. Which type of electromagnetic wave is best for sending messages from the International Space Station to Earth?

Radio waves

500

Accurately identify each quadrant as either: Hot/Bright, Cool/Bright, Hot/Dim, Cool/Dim

Teacher approved 

500

The spectral class of star E

Spectral class F

500

What are the action and reaction forces involved when a basketball bounces off the floor?

Action: The basketball exerts a force downward on the floor.

Reaction: The floor exerts an equal and opposite force upward on the b

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