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Which of the following best explains why some materials appear white?
a) White materials reflect all wavelengths of visible light to our eyes
b) White materials absorbs all wavelengths of visible light to our eyes
c) White materials refracts all wavelengths of visible light to our eyes
d) White materials emit all wavelengths of visible light to our eyes

Which of the following best explains what will happen to the sound of the bell when all the air is pumped out of the bell jar?


a) The bell will stop ringing because there is no medium to allow the bell to continue ringing.
b) The bell will continue to ring but it will not be heard because there is no medium to transmit the sound waves.
c) The bell will continue to ring and will still be heard because sound waves do not require medium to transmit the sound waves.
d) The bell will stop ringing eventually because the sound waves will continue to reflect off the bell jar until the energy run

Which of the following correctly orders the interaction between light and the eye that allows sight and the perception of color?


a) Optic Nerve -- Convex lens -- Retina -- Cornea
b) Cornea -- Convex lens -- Retina -- Optic Nerve
c) Optic Nerve -- Retina -- Convex lens -- Cornea
d) Convex lens -- Cornea-- Retina -- Optic Nerve

Which of the following best explains why some materials appear the color red?
a) Red objects reflect most colors of visible light but absorb red wavelengths to our eyes
b) Red objects transmit most colors of visible light but reflect red wavelengths to our eyes
c) Red objects absorb most colors of visible light but reflect red wavelengths to our eyes
d) Red objects absorb most colors of visible light but refract red wavelengths to our eyes

Which of the following is true about radio waves?


a) Radio waves have the highest frequency, smallest wavelengths, and highest energy.
b) Radio waves have the highest frequency, largest wavelengths, and highest energy.
c) Radio waves have the lowest frequency, largest wavelengths, and highest energy.
d) Radio waves have the lowest frequency, largest wavelengths, and lowest energy.

Which of the following do cellphones, televisions, and wireless computer networks (wifi) all have in common?
a) They are all beneficial to humans by receiving and transmitting signals through compressional waves.
b) They are all beneficial to humans by receiving and transmitting signals through radio waves
c) They are all beneficial to humans by receiving and transmitting signals through longitudinal waves
d) They are all beneficial to humans by receiving and transmitting signals through ultra-violet waves

Which of the following explanations best describes the relationship between the matter and energy being modeled in the slinky spring?


a) Particles of matter in the medium vibrate by pushing together and moving apart parallel to the direction in which the wave t
b) Particles of matter in the medium vibrate by pushing together and moving apart perpendicular to the direction in which the wa
c) Particles of matter in the medium vibrate by moving back and forth and perpendicular (at right angles) to the direction the
d) Particles of matter in the medium vibrate by moving back and forth and parallel (at right angles) to the direction the wave t

Which of the following statements is false about the transmission of light waves in different materials?


a) Light transmits faster through a air than a diamond
b) Light transmits slower through water than air
c) Light transmit faster through glass than water
d) Light transmits slower through glass than perspex

Which of the following accurately describes the properties of a wave if the students decided to increase the energy transmitted by the wave?


a) The frequency of the wave would increase and the wavelength would decreases
b) The frequency of the wave would decrease and the wavelength would increases
c) The frequency of the wave would increase and the wavelength would increases
d) The frequency of the wave would decrease and the wavelength would decreases

According to this students results what is the angle of reflection of the light wave?


a) 28*
b) 45*
c) 650 nm
d) 1.000

Which of the following accurately explains why wifi signals decrease as they interact with more materials in a typical building?
a) Wifi signals transmit equally through all materials in a typical building
b) Wifi signals reflect off the walls and other materials in a typical building
c) Wifi signals are refracted by the walls and different materials in a typical building
d) Wifi signals are partially absorbed by the walls and other materials in a typical building

Which of the following accurately describes the behavior of these two mechanical waves when they intersect?


a) The resulting wavelength will be 1 mm
b) The resulting wavelength will be 3 mm
c) The resulting amplitude will be 3 mm
d) The resulting amplitude will be 1 mm

Which statement describes the most likely outcome of an interaction between these two sound waves?


a) The interaction will result in no sound
b) The interaction will result in destructive interference
c) The interaction will result in half the amount of sound
d) The interaction will result in constructive interference

Which of these waves has the greatest volume, but the lowest pitch?


a) Wave A
b) Wave B
c) Wave C
d) Wave D

Which of the following best explains why the box colored black increased in temperature the most after 60 minutes?


a) The black colored box transmitted the most electromagnetic energy
b) The black colored box absorbed the most electromagnetic energy
c) The black colored box reflected the most electromagnetic energy
d) The black colored box refracted the most electromagnetic energy

Which of the following colors of visible light was refracted the most?


a) Red
b) Organge
c) Blue
d) Violet

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