2017-18 Waves Investigtionw 1 And 2 Review Question Preview (ID: 38774)
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Building a strong foundation is considered a
a) criteria
b) constraint
c) fault
d) medium
The medium ocean water travels through is
a) water
b) air
c) springs
d) vacuum
The medium a spring wave travels through is
a) spring
b) air
c) water
d) vacuum
The medium that sound travels through is
a) air
b) water
c) vacuum
d) sping
Because it needs a medium to travel through, sound waves are also
a) mechanical waves
b) transverse waves
c) radioactive waves
d) electromagnetic waves
Sound waves are
a) compression/longitudinal waves
b) transverse waves
c) radioactive waves
d) electromagnetic waves
Two properties of sound are
a) volume and pitch
b) compression and air
c) medium and mechanical
d)
A student measures the frequency of a wave as 2 waves/second, and the wavelength as 5 cm/wave. Use the velocity equation (v = f X λ) to calculate the speed of the wave.
a) 10 cm/sec
b) 10 waves/sec
c) 12 cm/sec
d) 12 waves/sec
Reflection in a wave is
a) the bouncing back of waves off an object
b) is the amount of kinetic energy in the wave
c) the crest of the wave
d) the distance between two adjacent crests
A WAVE is
a) a back-and-forth pattern of motion that transfers energy
b) the ability to do work
c) the energy of motion
d) a rate of something that repeats over and over
A compression wave
a) a wave in which the wave's medium is compressed in the same direction as the movement of the wave
b) a wave in which the movement of the wave's medium is perpendicular to the movement of the wave traveling through the medium
c) is made by throwing a ball in the air
d) doesn't exist
Crest is the
a) high point of a wave
b) low point of a wave
c) height of a wave
d) point where the wave meets the resting line
Kinetic Energy is also known as the
a) Energy of Motion
b) Stored Energy
c) Light Energy
d) Electrical Energy
All waves have these two things in common
a) they transfer energy and they move in a back-and-forth pattern of motion
b) they are all compression waves and longitudinal waves
c) they all have nodes and crests
d) they all transfer heat energy and light energy
Amplitude is the
a) distance between the resting line and the crest
b) bouncing back of waves off an object
c) a back-and-forth pattern of motion that transfers energy
d) Energy of Motion
Pulse is the
a) short burst of energy that travels as a wave
b) energy of motion
c) distance between the crest and the next adjacent crest
d) distance between the resting line and the crest
Frequency is
a) the rate a pattern repeats over and over.
b) the measurement of a wave from crest to crest.
c) where the resting line is.
d) the bottom of the wave.
Limiting the number of classrooms in the new school building to 17 for 500 students is a
a) constraint
b) criteria
c) fault
d) mediu,
If you increase the amplitude of the wave, the volume will
a) increase
b) decrease
c) remain the same
d) change pitch
If you decrease the frequency of a wave, the pitch will be
a) low
b) high
c) the same as it was before
d) affecting the volume of the sound
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