Waves
Light T, A,R
Sound
Wave properties
About the Islands
100

Do waves transfer energy, matter, both, or neither?

Only energy

100

Light waves __________ through glass.

Transmit or Pass

100

A sound that has a high pitch has a _____________.

High frequency

100

As waves get slower and have lower energy the ___________ increases.

wavelength

100

What Ocean surrounds the Hawaiian Islands?

Pacific Ocean

200

The more energy a wave has, the greater its ____________ will be.

Amplitude

200

What is the source of most light on Earth?

Sun

200

The loudness of a sound is most closely related to ___________.

Intensity/ wave amplitude

200

As waves get faster and higher energy, the ________________ and _____________ increases.

frequency and energy

200

What is the largest island in the Hawaiian Island chain?

Hawai'i Island or Big Island

300

Waves passing through matter (is it transmission, absorption, or reflection)

Transmission

300

What happens when a material takes in light energy instead of allowing it to pass through?

Absorption occurs

300

Which part of the ear is most directly involved in sending nerve signal about sound waves to the brain? 

Inner Ear

300

The measurement on a wave from one point to the same point on the next wave is the _______________. (crest to crest, or trough to trough)

wavelength

300

What is the capital of Hawaii?

Honolulu

400

Waves changing to thermal energy and remaining in matter (transmission, absorption, or reflection)

Absorption

400

Light waves bouncing back toward its source is..? (transmission, absorption, or reflection)

Reflection

400

Sound waves are caused by the ______________ of particles.

vibrations

400

The height of a wave from the rest line to the highest point on a wave is _______________.

amplitude

400

How many Hawaiian islands are there?

8

500

Long Answer: Describe two types of electromagnetic waves.

Choose any two and describe: microwaves, radiowaves, infrared waves, ultraviolet waves, visible light waves, x-rays, gamma rays.

500

What travels faster light or sound?

Light

500

What happens to a sound when its amplitude increases?

Sound gets louder

500

Long Answer: You are slowly touching the surface of a pond with the tip of a stick. Waves spread out in concentric circles from the contact spot. Then you touch the water with the same force but more quickly. Identify the wave property you are changing most directly. 

The number of waves produced per unit of time is increasing, so the wave frequency is the property most directly changed.

500

Which island is the most populated?

O'ahu