What Are Waves?
How Do Waves Travel?
Anatomy of a Wave
Bonus
100

True or False:

A Wave can travel through space and matter transferring energy from one place to another.

True

100

Waves can be categorized into two types, what are they?

Mechanical and electromagnetic waves

100

Name the highest point of the wave above the equilibrium. 

Name the lowest point of the wave below the equilibrium.

Highest = Crest

Lowest = Trough

100

What type of waves goes up and down?

Transverse Waves

200

Waves transfer _________, not ___________.

Waves transfer energy, not matter.

200

What type of waves requires a medium?

Mechanical Waves

200

The dotted line running through the center of the wave.

Equilibrium

200

Provide an example of how you can create a transverse wave.

Rope, slinky, and friends. 

Answers can vary.

300

What are the 2 types of Waves?

Sound and Light Waves.

300

What type of waves don't need a material medium?

Electromagnetic waves

300

The distance between two consecutive crests.

Wavelength

300

What type of waves goes back and forth?

Longitudinal Waves

400

What is a form of moving energy, which is made up of photons?

Light Waves

400

Visible light, microwaves, and X-Rays are all examples of what?

Electromagnetic Waves

400

The distance from the equilibrium to a crest or trough of a wave.

Amplitude

400

Provide an example of how you can create a longitudinal wave.

Rope, slinky, and friends.

Answers can vary.

500

What is a type of wave that moves through matter and then vibrates our eardrums so we can hear?

Sound Waves

500

Sound, water waves, and seismic waves are all examples of what?

Mechanical Waves

500

The number of waves in a given amount of time.

Frequency

500

A boat is sitting still on the water and the wind disturbs the water creating a wave. When the wave reaches the boat, what will happen?

I think the boat will move up and down or forwards and backwards because ..... answers will vary.