1) The distance from the resting point of a wave to the crest or the rest to the trough (how high the wave is) a) crest b) trough c) amplitude d) frequency e) wavelength 2) The highest point of a wave a) crest b) trough c) amplitude d) frequency e) wavelength 3) A type of wave where the disturbance moves in the same direction as the wave travels. Ex: Sound wave a) longitudinal wave b) microwave c) amplitide wave d) frequency wave e) wavelength 4) The lowest point of a wave. a) ampitide b) wavelength c) trough d) crest e) frequency 5) Type of wave in which the disturbance moves in the opposite direction of the wave. (Ex. slinky wave) a) sound wave b) transverse wave c) longitudinal wave d) compressional wave 6) The bending and redirection of a wave as it passes from one medium to another a) reflection b) transmission c) interference d) absorption e) refraction 7) The disappearance of a wave into a medium, the energy of the wave is converted into another form of energy, like thermal a) reflection b) transmission c) interference d) absorption e) refraction  8) When light can travel through a material, typically a material that is transparent a) reflection b) transmission c) absorption d) refraction 9) When the wave changes direction due to bouncing off a barrier a) reflection b) transmission c) absorption d) refraction 10) A wave that requires a medium to travel through a) mechanical b) electromagnetic

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