Waves 1
Waves 2
Manipulating Waves
Wave Behaviors
Wave Applications
Miscellaneous
100
What kind of wave is pictured below?
Transverse wave
100
What kind of wave is pictured below?
Longitudinal wave
100
What happens to volume as amplitude increases? Is this a direct or inverse relationship?
Volume increases; direct
100
Occurs when waves are not absorbed but instead bounce off and away from the surface.
(ex: echoes, mirrors)
Reflection
100
Sound Navigation and Ranging Technology; helps watercraft navigate through bodies of water and map the seafloor.
Sonar
100
Pick a vocabulary term to complete the sentence:
Sound waves travel faster through (gases / liquids / solids).
solids
200
Pick a vocabulary term to complete the sentence:
(light / sound) travels through transverse waves. Transverse waves (do / do not) require a medium.
light ; do not
200
Pick a vocabulary term to complete the sentence:
(light / sound) travels through longitudinal waves. Longitudinal waves (do / do not) require a medium.
sound ; do
200
What happens to pitch as frequency increases? Is this a direct or inverse relationship?
Pitch increases; direct
200
When waves are taken into an object.
(ex: sound proofing walls)
Absorption
200
Uses echoes of mechanical waves to create images of tissues, organs, bones, and fetuses (babies).
Ultrasonography
200
As temperature increases, the speed of sound _______________.
increases
300
What belongs in box A in the picture below?
Crest
300
What belongs in box A in the picture below?
Compression
300
What happens to wavelength as frequency increases? Is this a direct or inverse relationship?
Wavelength decreases; inverse
300
When waves bend and change direction because of their speed changing due to entering a new medium.
Refraction
300
Emits ultrasonic waves to determine the distance of nearby objects to prevent cars from crashing into objects.
Vehicle parking sensors
300
When the crests of one wave meets the crests of another, resulting in an increase in amplitude. (hint: ______________ interference)
Constructive interference
400
What belongs in box B in the picture below?
Trough
400
What belongs in box B in the picture below?
Rarefaction
400
What happens to pitch as wavelength increases? Is this a direct or inverse relationship?
Pitch decreases; inverse
400
When a wave passes completely through a medium.
(ex: light passing through a window)
Transmission
400
Use the energy of transverse ocean waves to generate electricity.
Wave power generators
400
When the crest of one wave meets the trough of another, resulting in the waves cancelling each other out. (hint: ______________ interference)
Destructive interference
500
What belongs in box C AND D in the picture below?
C = amplitude
D = wavelength
500
What belongs in box C in the picture below?
Wavelength
500
Draw a wave with low amplitude but high frequency.
500
The bending of waves as they pass around the edge of an obstacle or through an opening.
Diffraction
500
Similar to sonar, but used by animals such as bats and dolphins to help with hunting and navigation.
Echolocation
500
When two or more sound waves with like frequencies are combined, resulting in an increase in amplitude. (Hint: musical instruments use this to increase intensity and volume of sound.)
Resonance