Froggy Jumps: froggy jump to learn science notes Unit 3


Froggy Jumps froggy jump to learn science notes Unit 3Online version froggy jump to learn your notes by Kim Medycki 1 half of the distance from the crest to the trough of a wave a amplitude b crest c trough 2 the top part of a wave a amplitude b crest c trough 3 not letting any light through a opaque b transparent c translucent 4 letting some light through a opaque b transparent c translucent 5 letting all light through a opaque b transparent c translucent 6 the bouncing of light waves when they encounter an obstacle a volume b reflection c temperature 7 the bottom part of a wave a amplitude b crest c trough 8 the up and down movement of surface water. it also can be disturbance that carries energy through space. a wave b sand c crest 9 the distance between a point on one wave and the identical point on the next wave a tide b wavelength c undertow 10 Which term means "a disturbance that transmits energy." a wave b volume c amplitude 11 Which term best describes the form sound takes as it travels? a gas b waves c music 12 Which object will reflect the most light? a black paper b wooden door c mirror 13 How does a cell phone send a picture to another cell phone? a It changes the picture into text. b It sends the picture through sound waves c It codes the picture into digital information 14 Which term is used to identify the distance between the crests of a wave? a wavelength b amplitude c volume 15 Which of these is the definition of the term amplitude? a the back and fourth movement of an object b the amount of energy in a wave c a unit of measurement for the volume of a sound 16 Humans are not the only organisms that use patterns to transfer information. Which examples shows how another uses a pattern to transfer information? a a dolphin uses a series of clicks and whistles b a zebra has repeating black and white stripes c a plant has six petals in each flower 17 Why can humans see objects such as a desk or chair? a because these objects refract light b because these objects reflect light c because these objects absorb light

1

half of the distance from the crest to the trough of a wave

a

amplitude

b

crest

c

trough

2

the top part of a wave

a

amplitude

b

crest

c

trough

3

not letting any light through

a

opaque

b

transparent

c

translucent

4

letting some light through

a

opaque

b

transparent

c

translucent

5

letting all light through

a

opaque

b

transparent

c

translucent

6

the bouncing of light waves when they encounter an obstacle

a

volume

b

reflection

c

temperature

7

the bottom part of a wave

a

amplitude

b

crest

c

trough

8

the up and down movement of surface water. it also can be disturbance that carries energy through space.

a

wave

b

sand

c

crest

9

the distance between a point on one wave and the identical point on the next wave

a

tide

b

wavelength

c

undertow

10

Which term means "a disturbance that transmits energy."

a

wave

b

volume

c

amplitude

11

Which term best describes the form sound takes as it travels?

a

gas

b

waves

c

music

12

Which object will reflect the most light?

a

black paper

b

wooden door

c

mirror

13

How does a cell phone send a picture to another cell phone?

a

It changes the picture into text.

b

It sends the picture through sound waves

c

It codes the picture into digital information

14

Which term is used to identify the distance between the crests of a wave?

a

wavelength

b

amplitude

c

volume

15

Which of these is the definition of the term amplitude?

a

the back and fourth movement of an object

b

the amount of energy in a wave

c

a unit of measurement for the volume of a sound

16

Humans are not the only organisms that use patterns to transfer information. Which examples shows how another uses a pattern to transfer information?

a

a dolphin uses a series of clicks and whistles

b

a zebra has repeating black and white stripes

c

a plant has six petals in each flower

17

Why can humans see objects such as a desk or chair?

a

because these objects refract light

b

because these objects reflect light

c

because these objects absorb light

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by Kim Medycki

half of the distance from the crest to the trough of a wave

the top part of a wave

not letting any light through

letting some light through

letting all light through

the bouncing of light waves when they encounter an obstacle

the bottom part of a wave

the up and down movement of surface water. it also can be disturbance that carries energy through space.

the distance between a point on one wave and the identical point on the next wave

Which term means "a disturbance that transmits energy."

Which term best describes the form sound takes as it travels?

Which object will reflect the most light?

How does a cell phone send a picture to another cell phone?

Which term is used to identify the distance between the crests of a wave?

Which of these is the definition of the term amplitude?

Humans are not the only organisms that use patterns to transfer information. Which examples shows how another uses a pattern to transfer information?

Why can humans see objects such as a desk or chair?