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WAVE PHENOMENA (uppersixth science physics)

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In this game, players will determine whether the given nouns are types of waves studied in upper sixth science physics. Answer with ✅ if the noun is a type of wave, and ❌ if it is not. Test your knowledge and see how many you can get right!

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In this game, players will determine whether the given nouns are types of waves studied in upper sixth science physics. Answer with ✅ if the noun is a type of wave, and ❌ if it is not. Test your knowledge and see how many you can get right!

by YAKILI LMS
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Radio waves are used for communication.

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A book is an example of a wave.

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Water waves are a common example of surface waves.

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A chair can be considered a wave.

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Microwaves are a type of electromagnetic wave.

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Gravity is a type of wave.

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Ultrasound waves are used in medical imaging.

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Infrared waves are used in remote controls.

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Sound waves are a type of mechanical wave.

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Electricity is a wave phenomenon.

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Electromagnetic waves include visible light.

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A car is an example of a wave.

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Longitudinal waves are characterized by particle displacement parallel to wave direction.

14

Time is classified as a wave in physics.

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Light waves can exhibit both wave and particle properties.

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A rock is a type of wave.

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Seismic waves are generated by earthquakes.

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A tree can be categorized as a wave.

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Heat is a type of wave.

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A computer is classified as a wave.

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wave

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vibration

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frequency

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reflection

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energy

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momentum

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medium

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pressure

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amplitude

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disturbance

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friction

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gravity

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refraction

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acceleration

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mass

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oscillation

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interference

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velocity

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temperature

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A wave function in quantum mechanics is not a progressive wave.

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A wave's frequency is irrelevant to its classification.

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Light waves are examples of travelling waves.

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Radio waves are travelling waves that transmit information.

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A stationary wave is a type of travelling wave.

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A wave's amplitude does not define it as a progressive wave.

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Water waves can be classified as progressive waves.

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A particle in a solid does not exhibit wave-like behavior.

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A sound wave is a type of progressive wave.

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Waves on a string can be progressive waves.

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The Doppler effect occurs with travelling waves.

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