WorksheetsAnatomy & Physiology Final Exam
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Electromagnetic Radiation
visible electromagnetic radiation.
a type of wave that transfers energy, and includes radio waves, microwaves, visible light, and more.
the distance between wave crests.
Wavelength
the distance between wave crests.
something that emits visible light.
the height or depth of a wave from a flat line through the wave's middle.
Frequency
a type of wave that transfers energy, and includes radio waves, microwaves, visible light, and more.
visible electromagnetic radiation.
the number of wavelengths that travel past a given point in a second.
Light
something that emits visible light.
visible electromagnetic radiation.
the distance between wave crests.
Light source
the height or depth of a wave from the flat line through the wave's middle.
the number of wavelengths that travel past a given point in a second.
something that emits visible light.
Absorb
to throw back without absorbing
to cause or allow something (ex: light or force) to pass through a space or medium.
to take in or soak up by chemical or physical action.
Reflect
to throw back without absorbing.
to cause or allow something (ex: light or force) to pass through a space or medium.
to take in or soak up by chemical or physical action.
Transmit
to take in or soak up by chemical or physical action.
to throw back without absorbing.
to cause or allow something (ex: light or force) to pass through a space or medium.
Aerosol
something that can be adjusted to produce a different effect.
liquid or solid that is dispersed in a gas.
the measure of clarity of water.
Turbidity
the measure of clarity of water.
something that can be adjusted to produce a different effect.
liquid or solid that is dispersed in a gas.
Variable
liquid or solid that is dispersed in a gas.
the measure of clarity of water.
something that can be adjusted to produce a different effect.
Correlation
a perceived connection or relationship between two things.
a factor that is deliberately adjusted, or varied, in an experiment or investigation.
a factor that is studied for effect by the independent variable in an investigation.
Independent variable
factor that is studied for effect by the independent variable in an investigation.
a factor that is deliberately adjusted, or varied, in an experiment or investigation.
a perceived connection or relationship between two things.
Dependent variable
to take in or soak up by chemical or physical action.
something that can be adjusted to produce a different effect.
factor that is studied for effect by the independent variable in an investigation.
Choose the best answer for each question. 1. Context
an optical illusion in which light bends through one or more layers of air, altering a subject’s apparent position or orientation.
blocks lights; not able to be seen through.
all of the words and ideas that surround and shed light on an individual word or passage.
Choose the best answer for each question. 2. Mirage
an optical illusion in which light bends through one or more layers of air, altering a subject’s apparent position or orientation.
semitransparent; allowing some light to pass through but not detailed shapes.
deflection of waves as they pass from one medium to another.
Choose the best answer for each question. 3. Transparent
all of the words and ideas that surround and shed light on an individual word or passage.
semitransparent; allowing some light to pass through but not detailed shapes.
allowing light to pass through.
Translucent
semitransparent; allowing some light to pass through but not detailed shapes.
deflection of waves as they pass from one medium to another.
blocks lights; not able to be seen through.
Opaque
allowing light to pass through.
blocks lights; not able to be seen through.
an optical illusion in which light bends through one or more layers of air, altering a subject’s apparent position or orientation.
Refraction
deflection of waves as they pass from one medium to another.
an optical illusion in which light bends through one or more layers of air, altering a subject’s apparent position or orientation.
semitransparent; allowing some light to pass through but not detailed shapes.
