
Midterm Review 20-21
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- Q1What ALL waves carry in a repeating pattern!ENERGY30s
- Q2Situation: Your teacher's voice hits the classroom wall and bounces (echos) backExample of SOUND waves being REFLECTED30s
- Q3Situation: White light hits a mirror and bounces backExample of LIGHT waves being REFLECTED30s
- Q4Situation: Energy moving through a lake hits the side of a boat and bounces offExample of WATER waves being REFLECTED30s
- Q5Situation: During a concert, the band's music is taken into the curtains surrounding the stageExample of SOUND waves being ABSORBED30s
- Q6Situation: A black t-shirt takes in all the colors of lightExample of LIGHT waves being ABSORBED30s
- Q7Situation: Under water, energy is taken in by seaweedExample of WATER waves being ABSORBED30s
- Q8Situation: In the hallway, you can hear a classmate's laugh pass through the closed classroom doorExample of SOUND waves being TRANSMITTED30s
- Q9Situation: Sunlight is able to stream/pass through a transparent windowExample of LIGHT waves being TRANSMITTED30s
- Q10Situation: Energy is passed through a large tsunami wave when an earthquake hits in the oceanExample of WATER waves being TRANSMITTED30s
- Q11The place/action where the energy/vibration (sound, light, etc.) BEGINSSOURCE of wave energy30s
- Q12The point where the energy (sound waves, light waves, etc) is "sensed" by seeing, hearing, feeling, etc.Receptor/destination of energy30s
- Q13The matter/material that the wave energy travels throughMedium30s
- Q14The distance from a crest to the next crest or a trough to the next trough. One repetition/cycle of the wave.Wavelength30s
- Q15The TIME it takes one wavelength to complete, or how OFTEN a wave happensFrequency30s