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Transverse and Longitudinal OALH
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Question 1
1.
What does the law of conservation of energy state cannot happen to energy?
Question 2
2.
State the stored energy in an object that is held high up in the air.
Question 3
3.
State the energy stored in a moving object
Question 4
4.
Define dependent variable.
Question 5
5.
Convert 35cm into mm.
Question 6
6.
Describe the energy transfer that takes place when a ball is dropped from 1m and falls to the ground.
Checking for understanding quiz
Question 7
7.
Which quantity tells us the number of waves produced per second?
1.Frequency
2.Amplitude
3.Wavelength
4.Wave speed
Question 8
8.
What quantity tells us the distance between two corresponding waves, measured in metres (m)?
1.Wave distance
2.Wave amplitude
3.Wavelength
4.Amplitude
Question 9
9.
Which quantity is the the maximum distance from the resting point to the top of the wave?
1.Frequency
2.Wave speed
3.Amplitude
4.Wavelength
Question 10
10.
In which type of wave do the oscillations move perpendicular to the direction of energy transfer
1.Transverse
1.Oscillate
1.Longitudinal
1.Sound
Question 11
11.
In which type of wave do the oscillations move in parallel to the direction of energy transfer
1.Longitudinal
1.Oscillate
1.Parallel
1.Transverse
Question 12
12.
What is this part of the longitudinal wave called?
1.Rarefaction
1.Compression
1.Trough
1.Crest
Question 13
13.
What is this part of the longitudinal wave called
1.Rarefaction
1.Compression
1.Trough
1.Crest
LCWC
Question 14
14.
Define a “wave”
Question 15
15.
Give 2 examples of transverse waves.
Question 16
16.
Describe the oscillations in a transverse wave.
Question 17
17.
Give an exampleof a transverse wave.
Question 18
18.
Give an exampleof a transverse wave.
Question 19
19.
Define “wavelength”
Question 20
20.
Define “wavelength”
Question 21
21.
Define “frequency”
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.
Give an exampleof a transverse wave.
Question 27
27.
Define “wavelength”
Question 28
28.
Define “wavelength”
Question 29
29.
Define “wavelength”
We Do
Question 30
30.
Explain the type of wave shown below
You Do
Question 31
31.
Explain the types of wave shown below
Application Task
Question 32
32.
(i) Name
one
wave quantity that is the same for the two waves.
______________________________________________________________
(ii) Name
one
wave quantity that is different for the two waves.
______________________________________________________________
Question 33
33.
Waves may be longitudinal or transverse. Describe the differences between longitudinal waves and transverse waves.
Question 34
34.
Use the bold words from the diagram to complete the following sentence. Put only
one
word in each space.
A longitudinal wave is one in which the ..................................... causing
the wave is parallel to the ..................................... of energy transfer.
Question 35
35.
(ii) Give an example of a transverse wave ………………… (1)
(iii) Give an example of a longitudinal wave ………………… (1)
Question 36
36.
(i) Water waves are an example of ________________ waves.
(ii) The graph shows how the speed of deep ocean waves depends on the wavelength of the waves.
Plenary
Question 37
37.
1.A water wave is a transverse wave
True
False
Question 38
38.
1.A sound wave is a transverse wave
True
False
Question 39
39.
1.The frequency tells us the distance between two corresponding waves
True
False
Question 40
40.
1.The oscillations in a transverse wave are perpendicular to the direction of energy transfer
True
False
Question 41
41.
1.Perpendicular means at a right angle to.
True
False