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WorksheetsLanguage Practice Waves and Circuits
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 12mins
The distance from the crest of one wave to the next.
(a)
The maximum displacement of a wave
(a)
Current is different in different branches
Series
Parallel
Voltage is the same in all the branches
Series
Parallel
Resistance decreases as more branches are added
Series
Parallel
The maximum dispalcement of a wave. Measured in cm or m
tranverse wave
displacement
wavelength
Frequency
The distance from the first crest to the next. Measured in cm or m
tranverse wave
displacement
wavelength
Frequency
The number of complete waves to pass a point every second. Measures in hertz
tranverse wave
displacement
wavelength
Frequency
The displacement is perpendicular to the direction of the wave travel
tranverse wave
displacement
wavelength
Frequency
The displacement is the same direction as wave travel
Mechanical
waves
Electromagnetic waves
Longitundinal wave
transverse wave
These waves need particles (medium) to travel
Mechanical
waves
Electromagnetic waves
Longitundinal wave
transverse wave
These waves are disturbances in electrical and magnetic fields. They can travel through a vacuum.
Mechanical
waves
Electromagnetic waves
Longitundinal wave
transverse wave
Radio (a) Infra red visible light Ultraviolet X-rays Gamma ray
Radio Microwave Infra red visible light (a) X-rays Gamma ray
Radio Microwave (a) visible light ultraviolet X-rays Gamma ray
Which of the following is ionising
Gamma
Radio
UV
microwave
Which of the following has the longest wavelength
Gamma
Radio
UV
microwave
Which of the following has the highest frequency?
Gamma
Radio
UV
microwave
Which of the following has the highest energy?
Gamma
Radio
UV
microwave
