Sound Science
Wave Math
Light & Materials
Electromagnetic Spectrum
Reflection & Refraction
100

This unit measures the loudness (relative intensity) of sound.

A decibel

100

Frequency is measured in this unit.

Hertz

100

This material reflects the most visible light.

Mirror

100

Infrared radiation is visible or invisible to humans?

Invisible

100

Light travels faster than this type of wave.

Sound

200

A wave with greater amplitude has more of this.

Energy

200

Frequency is the number of wave cycles per _____.

Second
200

This material transmits the most visible light.

Clear glass

200

Light travels with or without a medium?

Without a medium

200

Which film would reduce cataract risk: one that transmits 10% UV or 60% UV?

10%

300

Sound must travel through this.

A medium

300

A wave completes 4 cycles in 2 seconds. Its frequency is _____.

2 Hz

300

This material absorbs the most visible light.

Black cloth

300

Light is this type of wave. (Moves up and down)

Transverse

300

A transmission graph shows Film A allows 8% of ultraviolet light to pass through, while Film B allows 55%.
Which film provides better protection for your eyes, and why?

Film A because it transmits less ultraviolet light which can damage the eyes.

400

Sound travels faster in steel than in air because steel is more _____.

Dense
400

A wave completes 6 cycles in 1 second. Which wave has higher frequency: 6 cycles in 1 sec or 4 cycles in 2 sec?

6 cycles per second

400

Which material reduces visible light transmission to protect your eyes?

Sunglasses

400

This type of radiation can damage skin and increase cataract risk.

Ultraviolet

400

Refraction is when light is _____ as it passes through a new material at an angle.

Bent

500

A sound increases from 60 dB to 70 dB. It becomes this many times more intense.

10 times

500

If amplitude doubles, the sound becomes this.

Louder
500

White light contains all of these.

Visible colors

500

These three types of energy from the Sun mostly reach Earth’s surface.

Infrared, visible, and ultraviolet

500

The angle of incidence equals the angle of _____.

Reflection