The way you are moving from your original position is _______________.

The starting point from a motion is __________________________.

Speed is graphed on a ________________________.

The formula for speed is ________________.

The force of a pull from Earth that determines our weight is __________________________.

The force that works against a moving object to slow or stop the movement is _____________.

This is a push or a pull.

With this combination of forces, the object is either not in motion or has no change in motion.

With this combination of forces, the object changes motion.

This is the tendency of an object to stay in motion or at rest until acted on by an outside object.

The size or quantity of the force is __________________.

Which is an example of velocity?

Gas, liquid, or solid that a wave travels through is __________________________.

What type of wave requires a medium?

What type of wave does not require a medium?

Wave a shows a _______________________ wave.

Wave b shows a _________________ wave.

This is a wave from an earthquake:

Parts A & B of the wave are called _____________________.

Part J is the __________________ of the transverse wave.

What is another name for a longitudinal wave?

What is a part of a longitudinal wave that is spread out?

What part of a longitudinal wave is close together?

The height of the wave from its resting position is called its ______________________.

What is the distance on a wave from crest to crest or trough to trough?

The process of light waves bending due to changing of its medium is called what?

The process of waves bending around an object is called what?

What is a material called that allows no light to travel through?

What is a material called that allows some light to travel through?

What is a material called that allows all light to travel through?

When light bounces back its called ________________.

When light waves pass through something, they are considered to be ________________.

When light waves are taken into an object, they are considered to be ____________.

What is the transparent, outermost part of the eye called?

What is the back of the eye allowing you to see color, transmits to optic nerve?

What is the part of the eye that contacts the brain?

What is the chart showing the continuum of radio to gamma waves?