
Electromagnetic spectrum and modelling waves
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- Q1What is light?Something that can't travel through a vacuumAn electromagnetic waveA longitudinal waveA liquid120s
- Q2Which electromagnetic wave has the longest wavelength?MicrowavesGamma wavesVisible lightRadio waves120s
- Q3Which electromagnetic wave has the most energy?Gamma raysRadio wavesUltravioletVisible light120s
- Q4Which of these electromagnetic waves COULD cause cancer?X-raysRadio waves and microwavesUltraviolet, X-rays and Gamma raysRadio waves, microwaves, infrared and visible light120s
- Q5Which electromagnetic waves does this remote control use?UltravioletX-raysGamma-raysInfra-red120s
- Q6Which kind of wave is this rope modelling?Sound wavePressure waveLongitudinal waveTransverse wave120s
- Q7Which kind of wave is this slinky modelling?Transverse waveLongitudinal waveElectromagnetic waveLight wave120s
- Q8What is one advantage of using a ripple tank instead of a slinky to model a wave?It can show reflectionIt can show refractionIt can show the movement of particles compared to the waveIt has a fixed frequency120s
- Q9These waves are adding up when they are put together. What is the key word for this?AbsorptionCombiningSuperposeTransmission120s
- Q10s (transverse) and p (longitudinal) waves are used to investigate the structure of the Earth. But, where do they come from?SpaceThe SunNuclear explosionEarhquakes120s
