The video explains different types of waves, including ocean, seismic, sound, and light waves. It describes wave properties such as amplitude, wavelength, and frequency, and how these properties affect sound and light. Sound waves with different frequencies and amplitudes produce varying pitches and volumes, while light waves with different wavelengths and frequencies result in different types of light. The video concludes with a summary of how waves carry energy and interact with materials.

Which of the following is NOT a type of wave mentioned in the video?

• Seismic waves

• Sound waves

• Microwave waves

• Light waves

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What does amplitude measure in a wave?

• The distance between two peaks

• The speed of the wave

• The height from the middle to the top of a peak

• The number of peaks passing in a second

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How is wavelength defined?

• The height of the wave

• The distance from one peak to another

• The number of peaks passing in a second

• The energy carried by the wave

What happens to the frequency if the wavelength is short?

• The frequency is high

• The frequency is low

• The amplitude increases

• The wave speed decreases

A wave with a long wavelength has what kind of frequency?

• Medium frequency

• Variable frequency

• High frequency

• Low frequency

What kind of pitch does a sound wave with a low frequency produce?

• Low pitch

• High pitch

• Medium pitch

• Variable pitch

How does changing the amplitude of a sound wave affect it?

• It changes the pitch

• It changes the volume

• It changes the wavelength

• It changes the frequency

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What type of light has long wavelengths and low frequencies?

• X-ray waves

• Visible light

• Ultraviolet waves

• Radio waves

What happens to the brightness of a light wave if its amplitude is increased?

• The frequency decreases

• The brightness increases

• The wavelength increases

• The type of light changes

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Which of the following is true about visible light?

• It has the shortest wavelength

• It has the longest wavelength

• It is between radio waves and x-ray waves in wavelength

• It has the highest frequency