Chapter 7 and 8 Review (TB ?s)

An opaque object is placed in front of a spotlight. Which does not occur?

• Absorption

• Illumination

• Reflection

• Transmission

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Your friend uses a wire coil to model how a sound wave moves. What is an advantage to using the spring coil as a model.

• The model increases the complexity of the wave.

• The model shows the wave more quickly.

• The model can be measured much more accurately.

• the models can be observed from the classroom more easily.

Which is an electromagnetic wave?

• Light

• Sound

• Seismic (earthquake wave)

• water

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Given the sound waves a formed by vibrating molecules, which statement is true?

• Sound waves travel fastest through space.

• Sound travels faster through water than through air.

• Sound travels at the same rate through all mediums.

• Sound travels faster through air than through water.

If a sound wave leaves a boulder and travels through the air, what would happen to the sound waves speed?

• The speed would decrease.

• The speed would increase.

• The speed would stay the same.

• The speed would stay the same and then decrease.

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The diagram below shows the angle of incidence from a light source. What will be the angle of reflection?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

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Isabel plays a scale on her clarinet. As she plays from low notes to high notes, what happens to the sound waves that the clarinet creates?

• The amplitude of the sound waves decreases.

• The frequency of the sound waves increases.

• The speed of the sound waves will decrease.

• The wavelengths of the sound waves increases.

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On which property of the particles in a material does the speed of sound depend?

• the dimensions of the particles.

• the forces of the particles.

• the shape of the particles

• the number of particles

Which shows to correct order of electromagnetic waves from highest energy to lowest energy?

• light --> X-ray --> Microwave

• gamma ray --> light --> radio wave

• X-ray --> Microwave --> Ultraviolet wave

• radio wave --> Microwave --> gamma ray -->

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What happens to most of the light waves that strike a clear pane of glass?

• Absorption

• Illumination

• Reflection

• Transmission

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