What is energy?
Conservation of Energy
Types of waves
Characteristics of waves
Wave interactions and Sound waves
100

What is the base provider of energy for the food chain?

The Sun

100

 T or F: Perpetual Motion Machines currently exist

False

100

Ocean waves are an example of a:

surface wave

100

The highest point of a wave is:

crest

100

A pattern of vibration that simulates a wave standing still is:

Standing Wave

200

When bonds at the atomic level break or form, what form of energy is being released?

Chemical Energy

200

What is the Law of Conservation of Energy?

Energy can be neither created nor destroyed

200

How do your vocal cords produce sound?

Vibrations

200

The lowest point of a wave is called:

Trough

200

What happens as the intensity of the sound increases?

The loudness increases

300

In order to get a proper pump in, you need to move 240kg of weights at a velocity of 10 m/s. What is the kinetic energy expelled?

12,000 J

300


Output: 750,000J

Input: 1,000,000J

Efficiency: ?

75%

300

Light waves are an example of a:

Transverse Wave

300

The distance a particle is displaced from its resting place, otherwise known as how tall the wave is:

Amplitude

300

The bouncing back of a wave when it meets a surface or boundary is:

Reflection

400


When a sling is pulled back to maximum capacity and then released, what energy transfer is happening?

The elastic potential energy of the band is transferring to the projectile and is converting to kinetic energy

400

You get 7,000J of output from 13,000J of input. What is your waste?

6,000 J

400

What is the difference between a mechanical wave and an electromagnetic wave?

A mechanical wave requires a medium to travel through, while an electromagnetic wave does not

400

When you hear a car past the sound tends to change, which is an observable change in frequency due to movement of the source. What is this called?

Doppler Effect

400

What are the relative units we use to measure sound?

Decibels

500

You are J'Lynn Sarlo. You are relatively short, so Mr. Grim has a hard time seeing you when he is standing up. Therefor you have to jump. At the height of your 0.5 meter vertical jump you have 1000 J of Potential Energy. What is your mass?

204.08 kg

500

 

Throw everything you know of efficiency out the window. Suddenly machines can have efficiencies of over 1. You are utilizing this new miracle machine. You put in 1500 joules of effort and it produces an out of 3000 joules. What is the efficiency?

200%

500

What kind of wave does a microwave put out?

microwaves

500

A wave has a wavelength of 100 meters and a period of 20 seconds. What is the speed of the wave?

5 m/s

500

True or False: The only difference between a reflection at a fixed boundary and reflection at a free boundary is that a reflection at a free boundary flips upside down, instead of just opposite.

True