
Wave Unit Review _T
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Science
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6th - 8th Grade
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Easy
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Standards-aligned
Caitlin Irwin
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6 Slides • 31 Questions
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Observing Waves
Using our senses to describe a wave's properties
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Waves Transfer Energy
Matter is anything that has mass and takes up space.
Sound, light, and heat are energy, not matter.
To transfer is to move from place to place.
Waves transfer energy, but they cannot transfer matter.
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Categorize
Has mass
Takes up space
Car
Horse
Pencil
Waves cannot transfer this
Does not have mass
Does not take up space
Light
Heat
Sound
Waves can transfer this
Sort Energy vs. Matter
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Open Ended
"Three examples of energy are ____, ____, and ____."
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Multiple Choice
To _____ is to move from place to place.
Transfer
Transition
Tread
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Dropdown
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Review - Wave Diagrams
We cannot see waves of energy, so we draw diagrams to help us make observations.
The amplitude tells us the amount of energy in the wave.
The wavelength helps us to identify the color of the wave.
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Labelling
Label the wave.
Wavelength
Crest
Amplitude
Zero Line
Trough
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Match
Match the following
No energy
Highest Point
Lowest Point
Zero Line to Crest
Crest to Crest
Zero Line
Crest
Trough
Amplitude
Wavelength
Zero Line
Crest
Trough
Amplitude
Wavelength
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Multiple Choice
The ______ can help you to identify the color of a light wave.
Amplitude
Wavelength
Zero Line
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Multiple Choice
The _____ can help you identify the amount of energy in the wave.
Amplitude
Wavelength
Zero Line
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Multiple Choice
A wave with no energy has just a ____.
Trough
Amplitude
Crest
Wavelength
Zero Line
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Dropdown
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Observing Energy
A sound wave transfers energy from a vibrating object to our ears.
A light wave transfers energy from the Sun to our eyes.
Nerves carry a message from our ears to our brain, and we hear the sound and see the light.
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Match
It gets transferred.
What?
From Where?
To Where?
How?
Energy
A Vibrating Object
Our Ears
By a Sound Wave
Energy
A Vibrating Object
Our Ears
By a Sound Wave
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Dropdown
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Multiple Choice
How does energy get transferred from a vibrating object to our ears?
By sound waves
By light waves
By nerves
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Multiple Choice
How does information get transferred from our ears to our brain?
By sound waves
By light waves
By nerves
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Match
It gets transferred.
What?
From Where?
To Where?
How?
Energy
The Sun
Our Eyes
By a Light Wave
Energy
The Sun
Our Eyes
By a Light Wave
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Dropdown
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Multiple Choice
How does energy get transferred from the Sun to our eyes?
By sound waves
By light waves
By nerves
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Multiple Choice
How does information get transferred from our eyes to our brain?
By sound waves
By light waves
By nerves
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Light vs. Sound Waves
Both light and sound waves carry energy, but not matter.
Sound waves need a medium, like water or air, to travel through.
Light waves do not need a medium.
Space is silent because the sound waves cannot travel.
We can see light in space because light waves can travel without a medium.
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Multiple Choice
The matter a wave travels through is called the ____.
Amplitude
Frequency
Medium
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Multiple Choice
____ waves need a medium to travel through.
All
Light
Sound
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Multiple Choice
In Space, there is no medium so there is no ____.
Light
Sound
Light or Sound
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Multiple Choice
Why can sunlight travel through space?
Light uses a special medium.
Light does not need a medium.
Everything can travel in space.
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Multiple Choice
A firecracker explodes in space. You can ____.
Hear it, but not see it.
See it, but not hear it.
Not hear or see it.
Hear it and see it.
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Open Ended
"We cannot hear sounds in space because ___.
We cannot hear sounds in space but we can ___."
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When Light Hits Objects
When light hits an object, three things might happen.
Reflect - The light bounces off the object and moves in a new direction.
Absorb - The light enters the object and stops moving.
Transmit - The light goes through the object and continues in the same direction.
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Multiple Choice
Light that hits an object may _____.
Disappear forever
Reflect
Absorb
Transmit
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Match
Match the diagram to the label.
Reflect
Absorb
Transmit
Reflect
Absorb
Transmit
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Match
Match the description to the process.
Light passes through
Light bounces back
Light hits the object and stops
Transmit
Reflect
Absorb
Transmit
Reflect
Absorb
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Match
Match the tool to the likely effect on light.
Clear objects
Shiny objects
Black objects
Transmit
Reflect
Absorb
Transmit
Reflect
Absorb
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Multiple Choice
When objects absorb light, they begin to feel ____.
Sad
Hot
Cold
36
Dropdown
I would make it out of
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Open Ended
Which shirt will be more comfortable for playing basketball outside in the summer?
"I think the _____ shirt will be more comfortable because _______."
Observing Waves
Using our senses to describe a wave's properties
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