Vibration of particles in a wave-like motion
Sound
Increasing the frequency does what to the pitch?
Increases the pitch
A wave made from vibrating electrolmagenic fields
Electromagnetic waves
An object that does not let light pass through
Opaque
The Bending of Light as it passes through a medium
Refraction
When light rays bounce off from smooth opaque objects
Reflection
The opening that allows light to enter
Pupil
Section of the sound wave where the particles are close to each other
Compression
Increasing the amplitude does what to the volume?
Increases the volume
A type of wave that vibrates perpendicular to its dieration
Transverse
An object that lets some light pass through
Translucent
The measure of how much a medium bends the light
Refractive Index
The imaginary line that is perpindicular to the mirror
Normal
Iris
Section of the sound wave where there are less particles
Rarefractions
Sound travels the fastest through which medium?
Solid, liquid or Gas
Solid
The part of the electromagnetic wave that can be seen
Visible light
An object that lets all light pass through
Transparent
When light rays come to the same point
Converge
What is C?

Incidence Ray
The cells at the back of the eye that converts the light into signals
Retina
How fast the soundwave repeats itself
Frequency
Objects move when their natural frequency is played
Resonance
The longer the wavelength, the slower the frequency
True or False?
True
A green glass lets yellow light pass through
True or False?
False
When light rays spread apart
Diverge
What is B?
Reflected Ray
Which part of the eye refracts the light as it enters the eyes?
Lens and Cornea
The distance the particles vibrate
Amplitude
Can we hear in space?
No, because there are no particles to pass the vibrations through
True or False?
False
The colour of the object that we see is the light reflected off it
True or False?
True
Is the following a convex or concave lense?

Convex lense
Are the "angle of reflection" and "angle of incidence" will always be the same?
Yes, they will always be
How is light refracted inside the eye?
Converge or Diverge?
Converge