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Page 1: WAVES. E or MProp. of Waves Ear and Sound Eye and Light SpectrumWave Motion $100 $200 $200$200 $300 $400 $500 $600

WAVES

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E or M Prop. of Waves

Ear and Sound

Eye and

Light

Spectrum Wave Motion

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Require the particles of a

medium to vibrate in order for energy to be transferred.

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X-Rays are an example.

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These waves can travel

through empty space.

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Can be either tranverse or

compressional.

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Sound waves are this type…

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Name 3 examples of mechanical

waves.

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A measure of how many waves pass a point in a certain

amount of time.Return to board

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Define amplitude of a transverse

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A shorter wavelength

means there is a higher or lower

frequency?Return to board

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A measure of the distance from the

center of one compression to the center of the next

compression.Return to board

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How do you show a higher amplitude on

a compressional

wave?Return to board

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How would you draw a sound wave for a…

really loud flute?

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What gathers sound waves?

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What type of wave is a sound

wave?

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What shape is a sound wave?

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What part of the ear must vibrate first in order to interpret a

sound?Return to board

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What is the correct order of the ear bones

from outer to inner?

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What transfers the sound to

the brain?

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Name the transparent layer of the

eye where light is refracted.

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What is the colored part of the eye called?

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Where does the lens focus the

light rays?Return to board

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What carries the nerve signals to

the brain?Return to board

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Name and describe the two types of cells in

the eye.

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Which range of electromagnetic

waves can be detected by the

human eye?Return to board

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DAILY DOUBLE!

What type of wave is used

with current cell phones?

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What type of wave has the

longest wavelength?

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Which wave has the highest energy?

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Which wavelengths are detected by a bees

eye?

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Television emits this wave.

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Name 2 examples of

how infrared is used.

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What is the wave motion through the

eye?

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When a wave bends around an

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When a wave bends due to a

change in medium.

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An echo is an example of this

type of wave motion/behavior.

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Describe a diffraction grating.

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How many times are the light rays

refracted as they travel through the

eye?Where are they

refracted?

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DAILY DOUBLE!

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Name the colors of visible light in

order from shortest

wavelength to longest.

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Final Jeopardy

Name all 6 units we

studied this year.


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