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Caricofe Sound and Light Review
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1
Is the glass in this window transparent, translucent or opaque?
Translucent.
Opaque.
Transparent.
2
Which person is creating a transverse wave?
A man takes X-rays of someone's broken leg.
girl turns on her flashlight to look for something.
A woman cooks something in the microwave.
boy plays the piano and sings a song
3
Place the colors in correct the order?
red, green violet
violet, green, indigo
red, violet, green
green, red, violet
4
What is transferred when vibrations are transmitted from air molecule to air molecule?
energy
pitch
volume
weight
5
Why can you see the reflection of trees in the water of a lake on a calm day?
There is a lake
There are trees
Sunlight hits the water and reflects it.
6
Which best describes light?
a empty vacuum
compression wave
back color
energy
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Example of Radiant energy
light energy
thermal energy
mechanical energy
chemical energy
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Refraction allows water to magnify objects, so it —
causes objects to appear farther than they are
causes light to bounce around
causes objects to appear closer than they are
causes light to be reflected
9
Which can be caused by a vibrating tuning fork?
Death of insects
A loss of hearing
A power outage
Ripples in water
10
Visible light is —
opaque
light the human eye can not see
invisible
light the human eye can see
11
Which material will sound travel through the slowest?
wooden table
pool water
Glass jar
oxygen gas
12
The window in Sam's bathroom contains frosted glass. Is his window transparent, translucent, or opaque?
transparent
translucent
opaque
13
How do musical instruments produce sound?
through air molecules
through vibrations
pitching sounds
hidng wavelengths
14
What number is pointing to the trough of the wave?
1
4
3
2
15
What are the three types of matter through which sound travels?
Solids, liquids, and gases
Radios, televisions, and i-pods
Air, fountains, and solids
Waterfalls, rain, and lemonade
16
Identify the
three
examples that sound will travel through the fastest.
Gasoline, Balloon, Concrete
Gasoline, Table, Pond of Water
Pond of Water, Table, Countertop
Concrete, Table, Countertop
17
Light travels in
Hot to Cold
straight lines until it hits an object
zigzag lines
waves
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A compression wave is also known as a...
longitudinal wave
transverse wave
light wave
ocean wave
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Compression Wave is
Mechanical Wave
Standing Wave
Longitudinal Wave
Transverse Wave
20
What is an example of a scientific tool that breaks light into a rainbow of colors?
Microscope
Telescope
Barometer
Spectroscope
21
Label the following items as translucent, transparent, or opaque:
opaque
transparent
Translucent
22
What is a trough of a wave?
the highest part of wave
the lowest part of a transverse wave
the middle part of a tranverse wave
23
Name examples of opaque, translucent, and transparent objects/materials
a glass jar, a blanket and a box
air, tinted glass, and a piece of notebook paper
water, clear glass, and a binder
a book, a glass window, and wax paper
24
A student put pencils inside the pencil box and could no longer see them. Which word best describes the pencil box?
opaque
transparent
translucent
reflective
25
opaque, translucent and transparent all let light through
false
true
26
How many meters per second will sound travel at 60 degrees
366 meters per second
355 meters per second
331 meters per second
343 meters per second
27
A teacher asked a group of students to think of a short definition of the word "refract."
bending light
bouncing back
see clearly through
absorbs all color
28
Which part of this picture shows compression of particles in a sound wave?
The ear collecting the sound.
When the particles are close together.
The speaker vibrating.
When the particles are spread apart.
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Sound is a mechanical energy that is transmitted in the form of
Heat
Light
Waves
Electrons
