Wave review Transverse Wave 5 trough Longitudinal wave

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Wave review

Wave review

Transverse Wave 5. trough

Transverse Wave 5. trough

Longitudinal wave

Longitudinal wave

Definitions

Definitions

Types of Waves

Types of Waves

(1) Reflection or (2) refraction A B 2 1 E C D 2 1

(1) Reflection or (2) refraction A B 2 1 E C D 2 1 1

1) Reflection 2) refraction 3) diffraction A 2 C D B 3 2 1

1) Reflection 2) refraction 3) diffraction A 2 C D B 3 2 1

1) Reflection 2) refraction 3) diffraction 1. Which one bends waves as it moves

1) Reflection 2) refraction 3) diffraction 1. Which one bends waves as it moves from one medium to another? 2 2. Which one is when waves move through the opening of a barrier? 3 3. Which one is when waves bounce off a barrier? 1 4. Which one is when waves bend around a barrier? 3

EM Spectrum

EM Spectrum

1) Radio waves 2) Microwaves 3) Infrared waves a. These have shorter wavelengths than

1) Radio waves 2) Microwaves 3) Infrared waves a. These have shorter wavelengths than radio waves & can be used in satellite communication. 2 b. These waves have the highest frequency but shortest wavelength of the three listed above. 3 c. These include television broadcasting waves. 1 d. These waves have the longest wavelengths but the shortest frequency of ALL electromagnetic waves. 1

1) Visible light spectrum 2) Ultraviolet light 3) X-rays 4) Gamma Rays 1) These

1) Visible light spectrum 2) Ultraviolet light 3) X-rays 4) Gamma Rays 1) These waves can penetrate solid objects and are used to diagnosis internal injuries. 3 2) These are the fastest waves but have the shortest wavelengths. 4 3) These wavelengths are those we can see 1 4) These waves are the ones that give us sunburn. 2 5) These wavelengths are the colors of the spectrum. 1

1) Reflection 2) Absorption 3) Scattering 1. When light waves slowly fade away because

1) Reflection 2) Absorption 3) Scattering 1. When light waves slowly fade away because the energy is transferred to matter (usually a gas). 2 2. Fuzzy shadows. 3 3. When a wave bounces off a shiny surface. 1 4. The release of light energy by particles of matter that has absorbed the energy. 3 5. Angle of incidence = angle of reflection 1

1) Reflection 2) Absorption 3) Scattering 1 2 C. D 1 3

1) Reflection 2) Absorption 3) Scattering 1 2 C. D 1 3

1) Refraction 2) Diffraction 2 1 1

1) Refraction 2) Diffraction 2 1 1

LENSES 1) Concave or 2) Convex 1) Telescope-2 2) Microscope-1 3) A peephole in

LENSES 1) Concave or 2) Convex 1) Telescope-2 2) Microscope-1 3) A peephole in your front door-1

Lenses: 1) Concave or 2) Convex 1 2

Lenses: 1) Concave or 2) Convex 1 2

Mirror: 1) Concave 2) Convex 2 1

Mirror: 1) Concave 2) Convex 2 1

Sound Vocabulary • Match definition to vocabulary • Sound : a) the matter through

Sound Vocabulary • Match definition to vocabulary • Sound : a) the matter through which a wave travels • Vibration : b) a back and forth movement • Longitudinal wave: c) the energy from vibrating particles • Medium d) the method of travel where particles vibrate back and forth

Sound waves require a medium. Circle the type of matter through which sound waves

Sound waves require a medium. Circle the type of matter through which sound waves move the fastest? FASTEST!

A. liquid B. solid C. Gas

A. liquid B. solid C. Gas

Which is the loudest? Loudest, has a higher amplitude Amplitude = loudness

Which is the loudest? Loudest, has a higher amplitude Amplitude = loudness

Which is the loudest? Loudest – higher amplitude

Which is the loudest? Loudest – higher amplitude

Which wave has the highest pitch? Frequency = pitch!!!!! Higher because more frequency

Which wave has the highest pitch? Frequency = pitch!!!!! Higher because more frequency

Which Wave Interaction 1) Diffraction 2 2) Reflection 3 3) Refraction 1.

Which Wave Interaction 1) Diffraction 2 2) Reflection 3 3) Refraction 1.

Doppler Effect • Doppler Effect – change in wave frequency caused by a moving

Doppler Effect • Doppler Effect – change in wave frequency caused by a moving wave source w moving toward you pitch sounds higher w moving away from you pitch sounds lower