Vocabulary
Waves
Pitch
Frequency Types
Electrical Current
100

The highest point of a wave.

Crest

100
A pattern of motion that transfers energy from place to place without transferring matter.

Waves

100

Vibrates quickly

High Pitch

100

What are the types of frequency we talked about in class?

High, Medium, and Low

100

What 3 things does a circuit need to work correctly?

1. wires 2. light bulb 3. battery

200

The lowest point of a wave

Trough

200

The disturbance of waves travels perpendicular to the direction the wave is traveling

Transverse Wave

200
Wavelength is close together

High Pitch

200

The measurement of the number of times that a repeated event occurs

Frequency

200

Materials that are NOT able to carry an electrical current

Insulators

300

Changes in objects position with respect to time and in comparison to other objects

Motion

300

The disturbance of waves travel the same direction as a wave

Longitudinal Waves 

300

Vibrates slowly

Low Pitch

300

Which frequency represents the largest wavelength?

Low

300
Materials that are able to carry an electrical current

Conductors

400

The distance between wave peaks

Wavelength

400

For a wave cycle to be complete it has to have these two things.

Crest and trough

400

Wavelength is more spread out

Low Pitch

400

Which frequency represents the closest wavelength?

High

400

All of the current flows through each part of the circuit

Series Circuit

500

The measure of the waves height. This also tells us the amount of energy.

Amplitude

500

What has to happen for a wave to travel?

Energy and Work
500

Sound comes from _____, the sound is different when the amplitude and wavelength is changed.

Vibrations

500

When does the wave have the most energy?

At the first disturbance 

500

Positive charged particle that helps to give the energy a path to flow

Electrical Current