Waves
Where is the midpoint?
What is the middle of the wave
Optic Nerve
What is sends messages to the brain.
Were is the cochlea located?
What is the inner ear.
Wavelength
What is measured by finding the distance between two crests or two troughs.
What ray has the Highest energy?
What is the Gamma.
What are two ways to measure a wavelength?
What is crest to crest, trough to trough.
What does the lens do?
What is focuses light onto the back of the head.
Auditory Nerve
What is sends messages to the brain.
amplitude
What is the distance between the midpoint of the wave and the crest.
Higher frequency
What is more waves per second.
Trough
What is the lowest point of the wave.
What do cones detect?
What is color.
Hammer, Anvil, and Stirrup
What is the ear has bones.
frequency
What is the number of waves that pass a given point.
what is light we can see?
what is visable light
What type of waves are Seismic Waves?
What is Mechanical Waves
Iris
What is opens and closes based on the amount of light.
What is the ear drum's shape?
What is a thin cone shaped membrane.
medium
What is any kind of matter that is disturbed by energy.
Lower Frequency
What is less waves per second.
What do all waves do the same?
What is they transfer energy from one place to an other.
Retina
What is covered in light sensitive nerve cells (cones and rods.)
What does HAS stand for?
What is hammer, anvil, stirrup.
transparent
what is all light can go through
Name all the rays from highest energy to lowest energy.
What is Gamma, X-ray, Ultraviolet, Visible, Infrared, Microwave, and Radio.