Sound Waves
Light Waves
Eyes & Ears
Electromagnetic Spectrum
Random
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Sound waves are also called _________ waves.

longitudinal

100

Light waves are also called __________ waves.

transverse
100

Name all three middle ear bones.

hammer, anvil, stirrup

100

The EM wave with the lowest energy:

radio

100

An object that absorbs all of the wavelengths of color will appear:

black

200

The part of a longitudinal wave that atoms are spread apart is called:

rarefaction

200

The lowest point on a transverse wave is called: 

trough

200

The part of the eye that transports the signals from the retina to the brain is called: 

optic nerve

200

The EM wave with the highest energy:

gamma

200
The clear outer layer  that acts as a shield and protects the eye:

cornea

300

The part of a longitudinal wave that atoms are close together is called:

compression
300

Highest point of a transverse wave is called: 

crest

300
A banana is yellow because it reflects or absorbs yellow light (choose one).

reflections

300
The part of the EM spectrum that humans can see:

visible light

300
Sound travels fastest through which type of medium?

solids

400

Measures the volume of a sound wave:

amplitude

400

The measure from a crest of one wave to the crest of another waves is called:

wavelength

400

Why is the sky blue?

scattering

400

EM wave that can harm the skin and can be absorbed by our atmosphere?

Ultraviolet

400

The bending of light waves as it travels through different mediums is known as: 

rarefaction
500

Sound waves that have a high frequency, also have a high:

pitch

500

Transverse waves travel in straight lines and __________ to the direction the wave is traveling.

perpendicular

500

Objects that do not allow light to pass them are called: 

opaque

500

Electromagnetic waves can travel through areas with no matter. What do call a place that does not have any matter?

vacuum

500

Give one example of a mechanical wave

possible answers:

longitudinal (sound waves)              tsunami

seismic (earthquakes)                        water

ocean                                                  air

ropes                                              waves

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