|
Hint
|
|
Answer
|
|
Wave that moves perpendicular to the medium.
|
|
Transverse Wave
|
|
Wave that moves with the medium, also called Longitudinal Waves.
|
|
Compression Waves
|
|
What type of wave is an Ocean Wave?
|
|
Transverse
|
|
What type of wave is a Sound Wave?
|
|
Compression
|
|
The top of a wave.
|
|
Crest
|
|
The bottom of a wave, looks like a valley.
|
|
Trough
|
|
The line that runs down the middle of a Transverse wave.
|
|
Median
|
|
A measure of how large/severe a wave is.
|
|
Amplitude
|
|
When decompression occurs in a Compression wave.
|
|
Rarefaction
|
|
A vibration that carries energy is called a ____.
|
|
Wave
|
|
Number of Waves per Second, measured in Hz.
|
|
Frequency
|
|
Number of Seconds per Wave, measured in Secs.
|
|
Period
|
|
How fast a wave moves.
|
|
Wave Velocity
|
|
What type of wave is an S wave in an earthquake?
|
|
Transverse
|
|
What type of wave is a P wave in an earthquake?
|
|
Compression
|
|
Which do you feel first (Which travels faster)?
|
|
P Wave
|
|
Which causes more damage?
|
|
S Wave
|
|
Meathod used to find the epicenter of an earthquake.
|
|
Triangulation
|
|
Device that measures the severity of earthquakes on a rotating drum.
|
|
Seismograph
|
|
What is the speed of sound at 0 Degrees C? (m/s)
|
|
332 m/s
|
|
The brain interpets different frequencies of sounds as different ____.
|
|
Pitches
|
|
A measure of the amplitude of a sound wave is called ____.
|
|
Volume
|
|
At how many Decibels does permanent hearing loss start to occur?
|
|
90 dB
|
|
What is it called when sound waves bounce off an object? (Echo)
|
|
Reflection
|
|
What is it called when sound waves bend?
|
|
Refraction
|
|
The frequency at which an object tends to naturally vibrate.
|
|
Natural Frequency
|
|
When a vibrating object makes another object vibrate (not neccesarily at its natural frequency).
|
|
Forced Vibration
|
|
When the frequency of one object causes another object to vibrate at its natural frequency.
|
|
Resonance
|
|
When one object causes another to vibrate at the same frequency.
|
|
Sympathetic Vibration
|
|
Energy transmitted by wave causes medium to go in opposite directions.
|
|
Destructive Interference
|
|
Energy transmitted by waves causes the medium to go in the same direction.
|
|
Constructive Interference
|
|
The point at which the crest and trough of a wave meet and cancel out (Zero Amplitude).
|
|
Node
|