A wave that requires a medium through which to travel.

Examples of a medium include...

The time required for a single wave cycle to occur.

When a wave changes direction when it enters a new medium at an angle.

When a wave bends or changes direction when it moves around a corner or through an opening.

When two waves overlap and produce a larger amplitude.

The type of interference illustrated is?

The wave behavior exhibited in the photo is?

The material in front of the apple is

The illustration shows what type of wave?

A wave that energy moves in a direction perpendicular (at a right angle) to the vibrating source?

The apple in the photo is

The photo illustrates what wave behavior?

The photo illustrates what wave behavior?

What wave part is the letter "F" pointing to?

What wave part is the letter "J" pointing to?

What wave part is the letter "A" pointing to?

What type of wave is being illustrated?

The distance between two corresponding locations on a wave?

The primary indicators of energy in a wave?

The behavior identified by a change in the pitch of a sound when the source is changing positions relative to the observer.

The illustration show what wave behavior?

The location on a longitudinal wave where material is less compacted is called?

A material the redirects light in a variety of directions is exhibiting this behavior?

What wave characteristic is illustrated in the photo.

Multiplying a wave's frequency by its wavelength gives you what wave characteristic?

The lowest point on a transverse wave is called the?

What characteristic of sound is related to the frequency of a wave?

How would the object in the photo be described?

The position a medium occupies when it is not being disturbed?

The type of wave interference that results in a new wave with a smaller amplitude?

The illustration show what type of wave interference?

What behavior is illustrated in the photo?