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WorksheetsWaves review
Total questions: 97
Worksheet time: 2hrs 47mins
How is wavelength measured?
From trough to crest (B to D)
From the center line to the crest (B to C)
From the crest of one wave to the crest of the next (B to F)
From one end of the wave to the far end of the wave (A to H)
Frequency is how many waves pass per second.
Which of these electromagnetic waves has the longest wavelength on the EM spectrum?
Ultraviolet
Visible red light
Microwaves
x-rays
What type of wave is a sound wave?
Transverse wave
Shock wave
Compression wave
Volume wave
True or False: Sound waves always require a medium to travel through.
True
False
Which EM wave has the highest frequency and shortest wavelength?
x-rays
Visible light
Gamma waves
Radio Waves
This picture is an example of what kind of wave?
Particle wave
Sound wave
Light wave
Snow wave
Which wave has the highest frequency?
Red (1)
Blue (2)
Green (3)
They are all the same frequency
How are sound waves created?
By certain wavelength being reflected off objects and into our eyes
By vibrations compressing the air in a repeating wave
By tiny vibrations rubbing together
By sound particles traveling in a transverse wave
Requires some medium to travel, and medium is going through phases of compression and rarefaction.
Mechanical Wave
Amplitude
Mechanical and longitudinal wave
Wavelength
When you throw a pebble into a puddle, the point where the ripple is highest is called the _____
apex
trough
crest
maximum point
What happens when light is refracted?
It changes direction
It becomes invisible
It releases heat
It moves faster
What happens to the speed of light as it exits the air and enters a glass of water?
It speeds up
It remains constant
It slows down
It first slows down and then speeds up
How do the sound waves of the higher pitch notes compare to the sound waves of the lower pitch notes?
The sound waves of notes with higher pitches have higher amplitudes.
The sound waves of notes with higher pitches travel at higher speed.
The sound waves of notes with higher pitches have higher wavelengths.
The sound waves of notes with higher pitches have figher frequencies.
Which of the following best describes how light waves pass through transparent materials?
They are refracted.
The are reflected.
They are transmitted.
They are diffused.
This illustration best depicts which of the following behaviors?
Reflection
Refraction
Diffraction
Resonance
This image best depicts which of the following wave behaviors?
Reflection
Refraction
Diffraction
Resonance
This image depicts which of the following wave behaviors?
Reflection
Refraction
Diffraction
Resonance
Which object does sound NOT travel through the fastest?
A chair
A table
A football
milk
Sound travels the FASTEST through _____________, SLOWER through ______________ and SLOWEST through _________________.
liquids, solids, gases
solids, gases, liquids
solids, liquids, gases
gases, liquids, solids
What is potential energy?
The amount of energy an object could have if it tried hard enough.
Moving energy
Stored energy
Active energy
A(n) ________ in mass results in a(n) _________ in kinetic energy.
Increase, increase
Increase, decrease
decrease, increase
When a ball rolls down hill, its potential energy _____________ and its kinetic energy ______________.
increases, increases
increases, decreases
decreases, decreases
decreases, increases
True or False: The Law of Conservation of Energy says that energy cannot be created or destroyed it can only change forms.
True
False
What unit is used to measure voltage?
Ohms
Omega
Volts
Amps
What unit is used to measure current?
Ohms
Omega
Volts
Amps
Define electric current
the total charge, Q flowing through the area per unit time, t.
the total current, I flowing through the area per unit time, t.
the rate of capacitance flow through a conductor.
the rate of current flow through a conductor
1 ampere of current is defined as ......
one coulomb of current passing through the surface area in one second.
one coulomb of charge passing through the conductor in one second
one coulomb of charge passing through the surface area in one second
one coulomb of currrent passing through the conductor in one second.
Resistivity is defined as .....
the capacitance of a unit length per unit cross-sectional area of the material
the resistance of a unit length per unit cross-sectional area of the material
the capacitance of a unit cross-sectional area per unit length of the material
the resistance of a unit cross-sectional area per unit length of the material
State Ohm's Law.
the potential difference across a metallic conductor is proportional to the resistance flowing through it if its temperature is constant.
the resistance across a metallic conductor is proportional to the current flowing through it if its temperature is constant.
the potential difference across a metallic conductor is proportional to the current flowing through it if its temperature is constant.
the current across a metallic conductor is proportional to the potential difference flowing through it if its temperature is constant.
Materials that cut down or resist the flow of charges are called?
conductor
insulator
resistor
circut
A shorthand method to represent the arrangement of the parts in a circuit is known as a(n):
circuit diagram
closed circuit
electric charge
switch
An equation that states current = voltage / resistance is known as:
potentiometer
Kirchoff's current law
Ohm's law
resistor
