Waves
This is a vibration that moves energy from place to place.
What is a wave?
Waves that spread out in a pattern that looks like circles are called this kind of waves.
What are circular?
What is the wavelength?
This set of words explains why the jeopardy is so short.
The test is 28 questions, however there are only about 15 unique questions and they are repeated. IDK why, its just the way the curriculum is written. So really study the questions on the rest of the jeopardy. Be ready to measure wavelength and frequency and then there is always a short answer question connecting to the bible.
Most waves travel through this.
What is a medium?
Waves that move back and forth or in a push and pull pattern are called this kind of waves.
What are longitudinal?
This is a rapid pattern of motion.
What is vibration?
God designed waves to transfer this word.
What is energy?
This is the measurement of energy in a wave.
What is the amplitude?
This is the type of wave that moves up and down or side to side.
What is transverse?
This is the highest point of a wave.
What is a crest?
This is the number of waves that pass a certain point in one second.
What is the frequency?
Mr. McAuley is going to draw a wave pattern on the board. Tell me the frequency.
This is the lowest point of a wave.
What is a trough?
Transverse waves with short wavelengths would have (more/less/the same) energy as a wave with longer wavelengths.
What is more energy?
This isn't a question. Just a reminder of how you measure wavelength. You'll need your ruler for the test. There will be very clear lines to measure and the test wants you to use the centimeter side, this is the side going up to 30.
You measure circular waves from one circle to the next and you measure transverse waves from one crest to the next or one trough to the next.