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Chapter 4

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All sounds that people hear travel to the ears as_____ sound waves
Sound wave travel through all kinds of ______- solids, liquids and gasses matter
Objects that are_____ produce sound waves vibrating
As the object moves outward, it pushes air molecules closer together, producing a_____ compression
As the object moves inward, it pulls air molecules farther apart, producing a_____ rarefaction
A ____ is a series of rarefactions and compressions wave
Matter vibrates back and forth in the same direction as the sound waves travel; so sound waves are classified as_____ waves longitudinal
The distance between a point on a wave and the nearest point just like it is called the _____ wavelength
The number of wavelengths that pass a given point in one second is a sound wave's ____; its SI unit is ______ frequency, hertz
A sound wave with a _____ frequency is produced by an object that vibrate quickly high
The____ of sound waves depends on the kind of material the waves are traveling through speed
Sound waves generally travel fastest through_____ and slowest through _____ solids, gasses
Sound waves generally travel faster through____ air and slower through____ air warm, cold
How high or low people perceive a sound to be is the_____ of the sound pitch
Sounds with a low frequency have a ____ pitch low
When you speak, you use our___ ____ to make sounds vocal cords
How loud or soft people perceive a sound to be is related to the_____ of the sound energy
The _____ of a sound wave indicates how much energy the sound has amplitude
The loudness of a sound can be measured in_____ decibels
A sound that is reflected is an_______ echo
______ systems use reflected sound to calculate distance. The distance of an object can be calculated from the time difference between when_____ leave the system and when they returns to the system Sonar, waves
Bats use______ to hunt and to help them navigate echolocation
Ultrasound scanners convert________ sound waves into images f internal body parts high- frequency
Light is a type of wave called an_______ wave electromagnetic
Light waves can travel through____, but they travel fastest when they move through a _____ matter, vacuum
Light waves travel much ____ than sound waves faster
You perceive different wavelengths of light as different____ colors
Reflection occurs when light waves____ off the surface of a material reflect
In____, most light waves travel through an object transmission
When____ occurs, light energy is converted into other forms of energy absorption
A material is____ if it allows almost all light that strikes it to pass through and forms a clear image transparent
A material is ____ if it allows most of the light that strikes it to pass through but forms a blurry image translucent
A material is____ if light does not pass through it opaque
The law of____ states that the angle of incidence always equals the angle of reflection reflection
The line that is not perpendicular to the surface is called the_____ normal
A____ ____ is an object that emits light light source
Light speeds out in all directions from a ____ _____ light source
A narrow beam of light that travels in a straight line is called a ___ ____ light ray
Many objects____ light. Reflected___ _____ travel from an object to your eyes, allowing you to see the object reflect, light waves
Dust scatters light. Scattering occurs when light waves traveling in one direction are made to travel in many ______ directions
When light waves travel from one material to another, the light waves change speed and____ direction
_____ is the change in direction of light waves when they travel from one material to another material Refraction
The greater the change in_____ is, the more the light wave changes direction speed
area of thinness(sound) Rarefaction
bend (light) refraction
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