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1 Which of the following A radiowave

does not

belong to the group? C visible light

b. microwave

D. sound

2

waves occur when the individual particles A Transverse and forth in the direction in which the waves travel

of a medium vibrate back

C mechanical

D electromagnetic frequency?

ody

D gamma rays

B longitudinal

3 Which of the following A radiowaves

electromagnetic waves have the highest B. ultraviolet

C. microwaves

A soft objects B. radio stations C. vibrating objects D. objects under pressure 5. Which of the following frequency sound? 4. Which of the following objects will produce sound?

BEST describes B. high pitch

a

high C. low energy

D. A and C

A low pitch 6. A sound wave is a

A longitudinal wave B. transverse wave C. standing wave D. shock

wave

A. air

7. Which of the following is NOT capable of transmitting b. ice

sound?

D vacuum C. seawater 8. Which of the following would most likely transmit sound best?

A Steel in cabinet B. Water in the ocean

C. Air in your classroom

D. Water in a swimming pool 9. Which of the following is NOT an electromagnetic wave?

A infrared D. x-ray B radio wave C. sound 10. Among all the electromagnetic waves (EM), which has the highest frequency?

A infrared radiation B. ultraviolet light C. gamma rays D. radio wave

11. ROYGBIV is the basic component of white light Which among the colors of light

carries the highest energy?

A Blue

B. green

C orange

D. red

12. Which electromagnetic wave is used in a microscope?

A visible light B. gamma rays C. ultraviolet light D. infrared radiation

13. How does heat travel through the pan?

A radiation B. dispersion

C. convection D. conduction

14. How does heat travel through a boiling soup?

A radiation

B. dispersion

C. convection D. conduction

15. Two unlike charges A attract each other

C. neutralize each other D. have no effect on each other

B. repel each other

16.

is the highest point of a wave. A Crest

B. trough

C. wavelength

D. amplitude

is the height of a wave.

B. trough

C. wavelength D. amplitude

18.

refers to the length of the

entire path that C. speed

the object travelled. D. acceleration

A distance

B. displacement

19.

refers to the shortest distance between point of origin and destination. A. distance B. displacement

C. speed

D. acceleration

20

is

defined as distance travelled divided by

the time of travel.

A distance

B. displacement

D. acceleration

17.

Crest

C. speed​