1. water moves every time there is a _______________, and _______________ in waves.\n2. we…

1. water moves every time there is a _______________, and _______________ in waves.\n2. we _______________.\n3. the distance from crest to crest is the _______________.\n4. waves that come by often have a high _______________.\n5. how are high frequency waves different from low frequency waves?\n6. low frequency waves have a _______________ wavelength.\n7. high frequency waves have a _______________ wavelength.\n8. all waves have a _______________ shape.\n9. energy moves in _______________.\n10. we see different wavelengths as different _______________.\n11. what are 3 examples of electromagnetic waves?\n12. the only difference between different electromagnetic waves is the _______________.\n13. radio signals are _______________.\n14. x - rays have a lot of _______________ and can travel through your skin and bones.\n15. earthquakes can travel in _______________.\n16. the surface of the earth is floating on molten _______________.\n17. earthquake waves are called _______________ waves.\n18. amplitude is the _______________ of the wave.\n19. the longer the whistle is the _______________ the waves and the _______________ the note.\n20. waves can carry _______________ from one place to another.\n21. do all waves move up and down?\n22. sonar uses sound waves to find things _______________.\n23. what are 2 things that use sonar?
Answer
Brief Explanations:
- Water moves with a force.
- The description about water movement is incomplete in the given text, but generally water can flow and ripple.
- The distance from crest - to - crest is the wavelength.
- Waves that come often have a high frequency.
- High - frequency waves have more wave cycles in a given time compared to low - frequency waves.
- Low - frequency waves have a long wavelength.
- High - frequency waves have a short wavelength.
- All waves have a repeating shape.
- Energy moves in waves.
- We see different wavelengths as different colors.
- Three examples of electromagnetic waves are radio waves, visible light, and X - rays.
- The only difference between different electromagnetic waves is the wavelength (or frequency as they are inversely related).
- Radio signals are electromagnetic waves.
- X - rays have a lot of energy and can travel through skin and bones.
- Earthquakes can travel in seismic waves.
- The surface of the Earth is floating on molten rock (magma).
- Earthquake waves are called seismic waves.
- Amplitude is the height (or maximum displacement) of the wave.
- The longer the whistle is, the longer the waves and the lower the note.
- Waves can carry energy from one place to another.
- No, not all waves move up and down. For example, longitudinal waves move back and forth.
- Sonar uses sound waves to find things underwater.
- Two things that use sonar are submarines and fishing boats.
Answer:
- force
- (incomplete question, no clear answer)
- wavelength
- frequency
- High - frequency waves have more wave cycles in a given time.
- long
- short
- repeating
- waves
- colors
- radio waves, visible light, X - rays
- wavelength
- electromagnetic waves
- energy
- seismic waves
- rock (magma)
- seismic
- height (or maximum displacement)
- longer; lower
- energy
- No
- underwater
- submarines; fishing boats