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2. Transverse and longitudinal
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Question 1
1.
What two things does the law of conservation of energy state cannot happen to energy? (2)
Question 2
2.
State the stored energy in an object that is held high up in the air. (1)
Question 3
3.
State the energy stored in a moving object. (1)
Question 4
4.
Define dependent variable.
The variable we ___________ (1)
Question 5
5.
Convert 35cm into mm. (1)
Question 6
6.
Challenge:
Describe the energy transfer that takes place when a ball is dropped from 1m and falls to the ground
When the ball is dropped, the __________________ energy store.......
Exposition MCQs
Question 7
7.
Which quantity tells us the number of waves produced per second?
Frequency
Amplitude
Wavelength
Wavespeed
Question 8
8.
What quantity tells us the distance between two corresponding waves, measured in metres (m)?
Wave distance
Wave amplitude
Wavelength
Amplitude
Question 9
9.
Which quantity is the the maximum distance from the resting point to the top of the wave?
Frequency
Wave speed
Amplitude
Wavelength
Question 10
10.
What type of wave is this?
Transverse
Oscillate
Longitudinal
Sound
Question 11
11.
In which type of wave do the oscillations move in parallel to the direction of energy transfer?
Longitudinal
Oscillate
Parallel
Transverse
Question 12
12.
What is this part (in blue) of the longitudinal wave called
Rarefaction
Compression
Trough
Crest
Question 13
13.
What is this part (in blue) of the longitudinal wave called
Rarefaction
Compression
Trough
Crest
Key Knowledge
LCWC Round 1
Question 14
14.
Define a “wave”
Question 15
15.
Give 2 examples of transverse waves.
Question 16
16.
Describe the oscillations in atransverse wave.
Question 17
17.
Give an exampleof a transverse wave.
Question 18
18.
Describe the oscillations in alongitudinal wave.
Question 19
19.
Define “wavelength”
Question 20
20.
Define “amplitude”
Question 21
21.
Define “frequency”
Round 2
Question 22
22.
Define a “wave”
Question 23
23.
Give 2 examples of transverse waves.
Question 24
24.
Describe the oscillations in atransverse wave.
Question 25
25.
Give an exampleof a transverse wave.
Question 26
26.
Describe the oscillations in alongitudinal wave.
Question 27
27.
Define “wavelength”
Question 28
28.
Define “amplitude”
Question 29
29.
Define “frequency”
Recall Quiz
Question 30
30.
Which of these examples are of a longitudinal wave.
sound waves
water waves
light waves
Question 31
31.
In longitudinal waves, the oscillations are ___________to the direction of energy
in line with
parallel
perpendicular
Question 32
32.
Which two are examples of transverse waves
light
water
sound
Question 33
33.
In transverse waves the oscillations are _____________ to the direction of energy
parallel
in line
perpendicular
Question 34
34.
Frequence is the......
number of waves produced per second
number of waves produced per minute
number of amplitudes produced per second
Question 35
35.
Define wavelength
number of waves produced per second
The maximum height of the wave measured in meters
The amplitude of the wave
Question 36
36.
Copy and complete the example below
Question 37
37.
Copy and complete the sentences below to answer the question in bold
Application task
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Question 40
40.
Copy and complete:
The oscillation / vibration causing the wave for a longitudinal wave is____________ to the direction of __________ transfer.
But for a transverse wave the oscillation / vibration is _________________ to the direction of ____________ transfer
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Question 46
46.
Copy and complete
As the wavelength increases so does the ______ __________
The wave speed increases __________between 0-40 m than between _______________ m
Plenary
Question 47
47.
Kinetic energy is stored in hot objectsA water wave is a transverse wave
True
False
Question 48
48.
A sound wave is a transverse wave
True
False
Question 49
49.
The frequency tells us the distance between two corresponding waves
True
False
Question 50
50.
Energy can be created but not destroyedThe oscillations in a transverse wave are perpendicular to the direction of energy transfer
True
False
Question 51
51.
Perpendicular means at a right angle to.
True
False