Which of the following statements are true about waves based on the rope demonstration and vocabulary introduction?

Matter is the rope in the demonstration.

Energy is the movement traveling through the rope.

The rope itself moves across the room.

What is a wave in scientific terms?

A disturbance that carries energy, such as sound or light

Where do ripples move after the object hits the water?

They move outward from the point of impact.

They move inward toward the object.

What causes ripples to form in water?

Energy is transferred from the object to the water.

The object floats on the surface.

The water is stirred with a stick.

What would happen to the waves in this same pond if a larger rock were dropped into the water?

There would be larger waves with more energy.

The waves would be closer together.

The waves would be smaller in size.

There would be fewer waves with less energy.

Which of the following statements about ocean waves and energy transfer is correct?

The energy in a wave forces the water to rise up as it gets closer to the beach.

Waves lose energy as they approach the shore and become smaller.

Waves in the ocean do not carry energy.

The land underneath the water has no effect on the waves.

Select all statements that correctly describe the movement and energy of waves at the beach.

The water moves in a circular manner as waves approach the shore.

The energy in the wave pushes the water higher near the shore.

The energy moves forward in the form of a wave towards the shore.

Waves at the beach have little energy.

Which of the following best describes what happens to a person as a wave passes by in the ocean?

They bob up and down but stay in place

They move forward with the wave

They are pushed far towards the shore

What happens to the water when energy travels through it in waves?

The water stays in the same place.

The water moves backward with the waves.

The water disappears as waves pass.

The water moves forward with the waves.

What happens to objects floating on water as waves pass?

They stay in the same place but move up and down.

They move forward with the waves.

They move backward with the waves.

How do waves affect the movement of water and floating objects?

They make them move up and down.

They cause them to move sideways.

Do floating objects move forward with the waves?

No, they stay in the same place but move up and down.

Yes, but only when the waves are strong.

Which of the following statements about waves is correct?

Waves and energy can move in different directions.

Waves cannot travel through space.

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Which of the following best describes a wave?

A disturbance that transfers energy from place to place

A movement of matter from one location to another

A stationary object

A chemical reaction

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What is the main difference between matter and energy as described in the lesson?

Matter is the movement that travels, energy is the stuff the world is made of.

Matter is the stuff the world is made of, energy is the movement or push that travels.

Matter and energy are both the same thing.

Matter is invisible, energy is visible.

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waves HMH unit 3

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Which of the following best describes a wave?

What is the main difference between matter and energy as described in the lesson?

what was moving in the rope video?

Which of the following statements are true about waves based on the rope demonstration and vocabulary introduction?

Explain how the rope wave demonstration helps us understand the concept that waves move energy, not matter.

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