What is the amount of energy that is stored in an object?

What is a unit of measurement of energy?

What is the a change in the velocity of an object?

What is the speed and direction of moving objects?

What is the amount of matter in an object?

What is a force applied to an object over a distance?

Energy cannot be created out of nothing, nor can it be completely destroyed. Energy can only change its form.

These are shear waves. They are slower than P-waves. They are the waves you feel after the initial waves. They move rock the way gelatin jiggles in a bowl.

These are pressure waves. They are most similar to sound glossary term (opens in a new window)waves. They travel as regions of expansion and compression through solid glossary term (opens in a new window)rock and liquid glossary term (opens in a new window)rock (or magma). Like sound waves, they are longitudinal glossary term (opens in a new window) waves.

What is the material that has mass and takes up some amount of space?

What is a wave that occurs when the particles of a medium are displaced perpendicularly to the direction of the wave?

What is a wave that occurs when the particles of a medium move parallel to the direction of the wave?

What is the number of cycles a wave completes in a period of time?

What is the lowest point of a wave?

What is the highest point of a wave?

What is the distance between one peak and the next on a wave?

What is the height or "strength" of a wave?

What is the full range of frequencies of electromagnetic waves?

What is a general term for electromagnetic energy? (NOT the spectrum)

What means to strike a surface and bounce back in the opposite direction?

What means curved inward?

What means curved outward?

What means to bend light as it passes through a material?

What describes materials through which light can travel; materials that can be seen through?

What describes materials that allow some light to travel through them, but not enough to see through the material?

What describes an object that light cannot travel through?

What is a form of energy that animals can see directly; visible electromagnetic radiation