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WavesBEMS

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Highest frequency wave   Gamma rays  
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Little if any traces of the wave are found naturally   Microwaves  
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Responsible for sunburns   Ultraviolet rays  
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Keep our planet ward   Infrared waves  
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Used in hospitals   x-rays  
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Allows photosynthesis to take place   Visible Light  
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Used for communication   Radiowaves  
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What can our eyes detect on the electromagnetic spectrum?   Only visible light  
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Term that tells how many waves pass a point in one second   Frequency  
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True or False - The human eyes can sense a small portion of the electromagnetic spectrum   True  
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