Waves
PE/KE
Seasons
Tides
100
The height of the wave
What is amplitude?
100
The more height or mass an object has the greater its ___________ energy.
What is potential?
100
The sun rises in the East and sets in the _________.
What is the West?
100
The celestial object that most influences the tides
What is the moon?
200
The distance between the tops or bottoms of the wave
What is wavelength?
200
The faster an object is moving the greater __________ energy it has.
What is kinetic?
200
The moon moves across the sky as it rises and sets each day because the Earth __________.
What is rotates?
200
The highest tides are during the _______ and ______ moon.
What is new and full?
300
Transverse wave particles move ______________ to the wave's direction.
What is Perpendicular?
300
When an object moves down a hill, its potential energy _____________.
What is decreases?
300
The greater the light intensity in an area the greater the _________________.
What is temperatures?
300
The Sun, moon, and Earth are lined up creating ________ tides.
What is spring?
400
If particles move parallel to the direction of the wave, the wave is a _____________ wave.
What is longitudinal?
400
On a roller coaster, the riders experience the greatest kinetic energy at the ____________ of the highest hill.
What is the bottom?
400
When the Earth is tilted toward the sun the hemisphere tilted closer will experience ___________.
What is summer?
400
When the Sun, moon, and Earth are at a 90 degree angle, we experience _______ tides.
What is neap?
500
A wave does not move objects itself but rather ___________ the energy to those objects.
What is transfers?
500
A skydiver falling from a plane is experiencing ___________ energy.
What is kinetic?
500
When the Earth is not tilted toward or away from the sun we experience ___________ and ___________.
What is spring and fall?
500
The Sun, moon, and Earth are in a ___________ position when neap tides occur.
What is 90 degree angle?