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Spelling Practice Say it! wave spell it! wave

Spelling Practice Say it! crest spell it! crest

Spelling Practice Say it! trough spell it! trough

Spelling Practice Say it! wavelength spell it! wavelength

Spelling Practice Say it! frequency spell it! frequency

Spelling Practice Say it! longitudinal spell it! longitudinal

Spelling Practice Say it! transverse spell it! transverse

Spelling Practice Say it! amplitude spell it! amplitude

Spelling Practice Say it! compressions spell it! compressions

Spelling Practice Say it! rarefactions spell it! rarefactions