Lesson 5
Vocab
Parts of a wave
Lesson 2
Lesson 4
100

What is 2 ways of a stimulus you can sense

 Cold, hot, spicy, sweet. *Answer can vary*

100

when wave energy is trapped in a medium an doesn't pass through it.

absorption

100

The top or highest point on a wave

crest

100

 What type of waves need a medium?

they need matter, solid, liquid and gas, through which waves travel.

200

What is the job of a sense receptor 

To create a signal. (to the brain) 

200

When wave energy bounces off a medium, causing the wave energy to change direction. 

Reflection

200

The bottom or lowest point on a wave

Trough

200

What is a wave?

A wave is a disturbance that travels through a medium, transporting energy from place to place without transporting matter.

200

What happens to wave energy as it moves farther and farther away from its receiver 

As wave energy moves further from its source to a receiver, the wave energy will decrease.

300

what is one way we can have a immediate reaction. 

One example is when your phone rings and you grab it. *answers can vary.

300

When wave energy strikes a new medium and passes through it.

transmission

300

A mesausre of the disntance from the rest prosistion to the crest, or trough.

Amplitude

300

In a sound wave system, what is the job of a medium?

In a sound wave system, the job of a medium is to transfer energy from the source to the receiver.

300

Describe the movement of wave energy when the sound waves are absorbed in the medium.

The movement of wave energy when the sound waves are absorbed is that wave energy will get trapped in a medium and not pass through



400

what is a example of immediate memory.

when a song comes on when you remember you did something while that song was playing.*answers can vary.

400

 A detector or wave energy which can be natural (ears an eyes) or designed (microphone or camera.) 

Receiver

400

the distance between one wave crest to the next.

Wavelength

400

how does sound travel

Sound travels when the particles in the medium vibrate, moving back and forth in a small space, transferring ENERGY through the wave.

400

On a model, how would you draw an arrow to show the phenomenon of sound waves decreasing as you move further from the source?

On a model, the arrow would be thicker at the source of the sound and get thinner as it moves further away to show the phenomenon of sound decreasing as you move further from the source.



500

How do our senses work?

Sense receptors detected and the nerves sends a signal to the brain.

500

A disturbance that travels through a medium, transporting energy from place to place without transporting matter.

Wave

500

The # of wave passing by a certain point, as a receiver per second.

Frequency 

500

If there was an explosion in space and you were there to witness it, would you hear the boom? Why or why not? 

 an explosion occurred in space, you would not hear the boom since you need a medium to transfer sound energy and there are no particles (none close enough to each other) to transfer sound energy.

500

How can we control sound waves?

We can control sound waves by modifying the environment with materials/mediums to either absorb, reflect or transmit sound depending on the needs or wants.



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