
Waves Unit Review
Quiz by Tracy Buckley [Johnson JHS]
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- Q1What part of the EM spectrum can we see?infraredmicrowavesvisible lightx-rays30s
- Q2The EM spectrum is made up of waves with differentfrequenciesveloicitiesrefractionsrelfections30s
- Q3What part of the spectrum has the highest frequency?microwavesinfraredultravoiletgamma30s
- Q4What part of the spectrum has the longest wavelength?radiogammaultrvoiletmicrowaves30s
- Q5Which property of light causes a rainbow to form?diffractionreflectionabsorptionrefraction30s
- Q6What part of the spectrum has a frequency higher than visible light?microwavesinfraredradio wavesultraviolet30s
- Q7The bouncing back of light is calledabsorptionreflectionrefractiondiffraction30s
- Q8Why does a pencil look broken in a glass of water?diffractionabsorptionrefractionreflection30s
- Q9Why does the pencil look broken in a glass of water?light stopslight speeds up in a liquidlight stays the same speedlight slows down in a liquid30s
- Q10Why do we see the color red from an apple?red is absorbedwhite light is reflecting backwhit light is absorbedred is reflecting back30s
- Q11What color flame would have a higher temperature (more energy)?blueyellowvioletorange30s
- Q12An astronomer has observed two stars in space that stationary relative to Earth. The Star A emits strongly in infrared light. The Star B emits strongly in ultraviolet. Which is the BEST explanation of the observation?Star A has the same average temperature as Star B because temperature does not depend on the light emitted.Star A has a lower average temperature than Star B because cooler objects will emit strongly in infrared light.Star A has a greater average temperature than Star B because hotter objects will emit strongly in infrared light.Star A has the same average temperature as Star B, but Star A is farther away, shifting the light emitted.30s
- Q13There are two bright stars in a constellation. One of the stars appears blue. The other star appears red. Which of the following is the BEST explanation for the difference in the stars’ color?The blue star must be moving toward the Earth and the red star away from Earth.The blue star must have a greater surface temperature compared to the red star.The blue star must have a larger size compared to the red star.The blue star must have a smaller mass compared to the red star.30s
- Q14What is the best way to measure wavelength?rest to cresttotal number of wavesrest to troughcrest to crest30s
- Q15How do you measure amplitude?rest to cresttotal number of wavestrough to troughcrest to crest30s