Parts of waves
Waves Interactions
EM Waves
Sound Waves
More about waves
100

How do you call the highest part of a wave?

Crest

100

When you look at a straw in a glass of water, it looks broken. What type of interaction is that?

Refraction

100

Which EM wave properties can vary?

Their wavelength and frequency

100

What type of waves cause sound?

Mechanical waves

Vibration

100

Which type of waves from the electromagnetic spectrum can cause skin cancer?

Ultraviolet light waves

200

How do you call the lowest part of a wave?

Trough

200

When we see a rainbow in the sky, it is because the light goes through the water droplets of rain. This is an example of which type of interaction?

Refraction

200

Which is the speed of light?

300,000 km/h

200

Are sound waves longitudinal or transverse?

Longitudinal

200

Which are the two types of mechanical waves?

Longitudinal or transverse

300

How do you call the height of the wave from its resting position to the crest?

amplitude

300

When we see the color of an object, it is because this is the only one it is reflected, but what happened to the rest of colors that we cannot see?

They are absorbed.

300

In the electromagnetic spectrum, which type of waves have the second longest wavelength?

Microwaves

300

Which type of material transmits sound the fastest? (medium)

solids

300

What type of waves are ocean waves?

Mechanical (transverse)

400

How do you call the distance of a full wave crest to crest or trough to trough?

Wavelength

400

When the light waves bend and go around an object, what type of interaction is that?

Diffraction

400

Which part of the wave makes each color seen differently?

Their different wavelength.

400

What happens when a sound wave travels from a cold medium to a warmer one?

It will travel faster.

400

What is a medium? 

The material through which a wave travels.

500

What is frequency?

The amount of waves from a specific distance

500

What does it mean that a wave can be transmitted?

It means that it can go through an object.

500

What is the main source of EM waves?

The sun

500

What happens when the amplitude of a sound wave changes?

Its loudness changes.

500

In what ways can mechanical waves move that electromagnectic cannot move?

Longitudinal

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