RED STATION - Waves 1. How is light transmitted through matter that is translucent? Transparent? Opaque? 2. What does a concave mirror look like? a convex mirror? (draw and describe) 3. What does a concave lens look like? a concave lens? (draw and describe) 4. Draw and describe the following light wave interactions? Absorption Diffraction Refraction Reflection 5. How are mirrors and lenses similar? Different?

BLUE STATION - Waves If there are no particles vibrating what happens to sound? What are the similarities and differences of mechanical and electromagnetic waves? What is an example of an electromagnetic wave? a mechanical wave? Draw and label a mechanical longitudinal wave? Draw and label a mechanical transverse wave? What does a waves frequency tell you about the energy it is transferring? What does a waves wave length tell you about the energy it is transferring?

YELLOW STATION - Waves What happens to a wave’s frequency when the wavelength is increased? What kind of wave interaction is an echo an example of? Why is it that a duck will bob up and down in water, but never makes it to shore? What is the only thing waves transfer? What is the substance that a wave travel through? What is the Doppler Effect? (draw and label) What does the speed of sound depend on?

PINK STATION - Waves How are electromagnetic waves created? What is the speed of light in the absence of a medium? What combine to form white light? Draw and identify the four different relationships possible between loudness and pitch. What is constructive interference? What is destructive interference? What is the tool we can use to separate white light into different colors and what interaction does it use?

PURPLE STATION - Waves What is a lens? What is a mirror? What kind of wave is light? What kind of wave is sound? What is a mechanical wave? What is a transverse wave? In what process is a rainbow created?

Orange Station - Waves Define frequency. Define Pitch. Define wavelength. Define amplitude. What is an electromagnetic wave? How does the pitch of a sound change when an object is moving towards the listener? How does the pitch of a sound change when an object moving away from the listener?

GREEN STATION - Waves What is the unit for frequency? What is the unit for loudness? What attribute of a wave determines if a sound’s pitch will be high or low? What attribute of a wave determines if a sound will have high or low volume? What is the relationship between frequency and wavelength? What are the seven different kinds of electromagnetic waves? (IN ORDER) What is a longitudinal wave?