What is a disturbance that transfers energy from one place to another called?

What tells the amount of displacement of a wave?

Which form of electromagnetic energy has the shortest wavelength?

True of false? Air is opaque.

A jellyfish is floating in the ocean. What will happen to the jellyfish when a wave passes through the water?
A. It will be carried away with the wave.
B. It will not move, but the water around it will move.
C. It will move up and down, but it will return

Every transverse wave has certain properties, including wavelength. How is wavelength measured?

What type of waves are used to broadcast radio and television signals?

An object would seem fuzzy when seen through ____ material.

In an ocean wave, what is the medium?

As waves travel and spread, do they gain energy or lose energy?

What is the narrowest part of the EM spectrum?

What is the bending of light called?

What do radio waves transfer between a cell phone and a cell phone tower?

In a vaccum, at what speed do electromagnetic waves move?

The transfer of energy as EM waves is called _______.

A frog in white light appears green because it reflects/absorbs green light.

A transverse wave and a longitudinal wave can combine to form another type of wave. What is that type of wave called?

Through which of these media do sound waves travel most slowly?
A. iron B. wood C. water D. cold air

Imagine a scientist detects an EM wave, which he calls delta rays. The frequency of a delta ray is higher than that of a gamma ray. What can you infer about how fast the delta ray would travel?

A. Delta rays would travel faster than most gamma rays.
B.

Is a mirror's surface transparent, translucent, or opaque? How do you know?