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MJHS 7 Unit 1
7th grade science waves and energy review
Question | Answer |
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All waves carry this. | Energy |
All waves are created by this. | Vibrations |
Waves do NOT carry this. | Matter |
This type of wave has crests and troughs. | Transverse |
This type of wave's motion is perpendicular to energy motion. | Transverse |
This type of waves has compressions and rarefactions. | Longitudinal |
This type of wave's motion is parallel to energy motion. | Longitudinal |
This is a measure of a wave's energy. | Amplitude |
This can be measured on a transverse wave from the rest position to the top of a crest. | Amplitude |
This property of waves is measured from crest to crest. | Wavelength |
This property of waves is measured from rarefaction to rarefaction. | Wavelength |
The number of waves that pass by in a given amount of time is this property of waves. | Frequency |
Frequency is measured in these units. | Hertz |
Hertz (Hz) is a unit of measurement of this. | Frequency |
Wave speed is equal to frequency multiplied by | wavelength |
Wave speed is measured in these units. | meters per second (m/s) |
Wavelength is measured in these units. | Meters |
You can shake a rope up and down and make this type of wave. | Transverse |
You can slide a slinky back and forth and make this type of wave. | Longitudinal |
If you drop a pebble in a puddle of water, you can observe this type of wave. | Surface |
A surface wave creates this type of motion. | Circular |
A powerful type of wave produced by the energy released during an earthquake is called this. | Seismic wave |
Primary, secondary and surface are all types of this wave. | Seismic wave |
By timing the arrival of different seismic waves, scientists can pinpoint the location of this. | Earthquake |
Sound waves are this type of wave | Longitudinal |
Sound waves require a medium and classify as this type of wave. | Mechanical |
Amplitude is to loudness as frequency is to: | Pitch |
Both amplitude and frequency are a measure of a wave's: | Energy |
Very loud or very high pitched sounds can damage your: | Hearing |
The speed of sound in air is about ___m/s | 340 |
Sound travels fastest in this state of matter. | Solid |
Does something that is very elastic transfer sound faster or slower? | Faster |
The thin membrane in your ear that is the first to vibrate from sound waves entering is the: | Eardrum |
The three tiny bones in the ear are called the: | Hammer, anvil and stirrup |
Can sound travel in outer space? | No |
Can humans hear sounds greater thatn 20,000 Hz? | No |
Instruments produce music when parts of the instrument do this: | Vibrate |
Light waves are also called this type of wave. | Electromagnetic |
Electromagnetic waves travel as this type of wave. | Transverse |
Light waves have which two parts? | Electric and magnetic |
All electromagnetic waves are organized into this diagram. | Spectrum |
Which waves have the biggest wavelength-radio or gamma waves? | Radio |
All EM waves travel at this speed: _____ m/s | 300 million |
All EM waves are unique because they have different wavelengths and | Frequencies |
The only part of the spectrum that humans can see is this. | Visible light |
Humans can be harmed by EM waves with a very high: | Frequency |
This type of wave can be felt as heat. | Infrared |
EM waves travel as a 2 part ________ wave. | Transverse |
Can light travel through outer space? | Yes |
EM waves are caused by vibrations in these: | Charged particles |