Waves jeopardy!!!!! 1-1 What are waves? 1-2 Properties Of waves 1-3 Interaction of waves 2-1 The nature of sound 2-2 Properties of sound 2-4 How you hear.

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Waves jeopardy!!!!! 1-1 What are waves? 1-2 Properties Of waves 1-3 Interaction of waves 2-1 The nature of sound 2-2 Properties of sound 2-4 How you hear sound

1-1 for 100 Q: What is a wave? A: A wave is a disturbance that transfers energy from place to place. Return to Game

1-1 for 200 Q: What is a surface wave? A: A surface wave is a combination of a Longitudinal and a Transverse wave. Return to Game

1-2 for 100 Q: What is a wavelength? A: A wavelength is the measurement of trough trough or crest to crest Return to Game

1-2 for 200 Q: What is equal to wavelength times frequency? A: The speed of the wave Return to Game.

1-3 for 100 Q: What is it called when two waves meet? A: Interference. Return to Game

1-3 for 200 Q: What is the reflection angle? A: It is equal to the angle of incidence. Return to Game

2-1 for 100 Q: What is sound? A: sound is a disturbance that travels through a medium as a longitudinal wave. Return to Game

2-1 for 200 Q: if the elasticity of a medium is high, how does it affect the speed of sound? A: the speed of sound increases. Return to game

2-2 for 100 Q: If the pitch gets higher how does it effect the speed of sound? A: The frequency gets higher. Return to Game

2-2 for 200 Q: If the intensity of the sound goes up how does it affect the loudness? A: The sound is louder. Return to Game

2-4 for 100 Q: What is the function of the outer ear? A: Funneling the sound waves Back to Game

2-4 for 200 Q: what is the function of the middle ear and inner ear? A: Middle ear transmits sound inward to the inner ear. Inner ear converts sound waves to a form the brain can understand. Return to Game

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