1) Amplitude a) The maximum height of the wave b) The number of waves pass a given point 2) Crest a) The bottom of a wave b) The top of the wave 3) Trough a) The top of the wave b) The bottom of the wave 4) Wavelength a) The distance between identical parts in the wave b) The measure of the waves height 5) Frequency a) The number of waves that pass a given point (often) b) The distance between identical points in the wave 6) High Frequency a) b) 7) Low Frequency a) b) 8) Short Wavelength a) b) 9) Long Wavelength a) b) 10) High Amplitude a) b) 11) Low Amplitude a) b) 12) Pitch is related to a) Frequency b) Amplitude 13) Loudness is related to a waves a) Frequency b) Amplitude 14) A wave that has a HIGH PITCH has a) more waves b) a higher wave 15) A wave that has a HIGH LOUDNESS has a) more waves b) a higher wave 16) A wave that has a MORE ENERGY has a) high amplitude b) high frequency c) both 17) have particle vibrations parallel to the wave's energy transfer (like sound), creating compressions and rarefactions a) Longitudinal Waves b) Transverse Waves 18) particles vibrating perpendicular to the wave's direction (like light or water ripples), forming crests and troughs a) Longitudinal Waves b) Transverse Waves 19) A transverse wave is a) not able to travel in a vacuum b) able to travel in a vacuum 20) A longitudinal wave is  a) not able to travel in a vacuum b) able to travel in a vacuum

Sound Waves Vocabulary

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