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Explore waves, interactions & energy forms.

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Froggy Jumps Waves & Energy QuizVersion en ligne Explore waves, interactions & energy forms. par Ashley Sims 1 What is the height of a wave called? a Wavelength b Frequency c Amplitude 2 Which property measures how often a wave repeats per second? a Wavelength b Amplitude c Frequency 3 What occurs when two waves meet and form a larger amplitude? a Diffraction b Destructive interference c Constructive interference 4 Which form of energy is carried by light waves? a Radiant energy b Kinetic energy c Thermal energy 5 Which form of energy is due to motion? a Potential energy b Kinetic energy c Radiant energy 6 What is the distance between two crests called? a Wavelength b Frequency c Amplitude 7 What happens to wave energy when the medium absorbs it? a Energy passes unchanged b Energy is amplified c Energy is absorbed by the medium 8 What is the term for the bouncing of a wave off a surface? a Wave propagation b Refraction c Reflection 9 Which form of energy is stored due to position? a Potential energy b Kinetic energy c Radiant energy 10 Which interaction makes waves bend around obstacles? a Refraction b Reflection c Diffraction 11 What type of energy is due to motion? a Nuclear energy b Mechanical energy c Electrical energy 12 What energy is stored in a stretched rubber band? a Elastic energy b Thermal energy c Kinetic energy 13 What energy is carried by sound waves? a Sound energy b Electrical energy c Light energy 14 Which type of waves require a medium to travel? a Electromagnetic waves b Mechanical waves c Light waves 15 Which waves have oscillations parallel to the direction of travel? a Transverse waves b Longitudinal waves c Standing waves 16 What is the number of vibrations per second called? a Frequency b Amplitude c Wavelength 17 If frequency increases, what happens to pitch? a Pitch stays the same b Pitch gets lower c Pitch gets higher 18 What happens to light when it goes from air into water? a It changes direction and speed b It stops c It changes color 19 What causes standing waves to form? a Waves traveling without reflection b Reflected waves interfering with incoming waves c Amplitudes becoming zero 20 What is resonance? a Damping of a vibration b No movement at all c Strong vibration when frequency matches natural frequency 21 What is a variable in an experiment? a A fixed amount b A unit of time c A factor that can be changed or measured 22 What does a triple beam balance measure? a Mass b Volume c Temperature 23 Which unit does a graduated cylinder primarily measure? a Mass in grams (g) b Volume in milliliters (mL) c Length in centimeters (cm) 24 Which variable is changed on purpose? a Control variable b Independent variable c Dependent variable 25 Which variable is kept constant during an experiment? a Dependent Variable b Control variable c Independent variable 26 What is the meniscus in a graduated cylinder? a The bottom of the cylinder b The curved surface read at eye level c The straight edge at the top 27 How many beams does a triple beam balance have? a Four beams b Two beams c Three beams 28 How should you read mass on a triple beam balance? a Subtract each beam b Sum the values from all beams c Read only the largest beam 29 What safety practice helps with graduated cylinders? a Read at eye level for accurate volume b Read from the top for speed c Ignore the meniscus

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What is the height of a wave called?

Which property measures how often a wave repeats per second?

What occurs when two waves meet and form a larger amplitude?

Which form of energy is carried by light waves?

Which form of energy is due to motion?

What is the distance between two crests called?

What happens to wave energy when the medium absorbs it?

What is the term for the bouncing of a wave off a surface?

Which form of energy is stored due to position?

Which interaction makes waves bend around obstacles?

What type of energy is due to motion?

What energy is stored in a stretched rubber band?

What energy is carried by sound waves?

Which type of waves require a medium to travel?

Which waves have oscillations parallel to the direction of travel?

What is the number of vibrations per second called?

If frequency increases, what happens to pitch?

What happens to light when it goes from air into water?

What causes standing waves to form?

What is resonance?

What is a variable in an experiment?

What does a triple beam balance measure?

Which unit does a graduated cylinder primarily measure?

Which variable is changed on purpose?

Which variable is kept constant during an experiment?

What is the meniscus in a graduated cylinder?

How many beams does a triple beam balance have?

How should you read mass on a triple beam balance?

What safety practice helps with graduated cylinders?