Download Jeopardy - Central Lyon CSD

Physical Science
Chapter 17 & 18 Review Game
All About
Waves
Did You
“Ear” It
Math and
Waves
ElectroMagnetic
Waves
1 point
1 point
1 point
1 point
2 points
2 points
2 points
2 points
3 points
3 points
3 points
3 points
4 points
4 points
4 points
4 points
5 points
5 points
5 points
5 points
These are the three types
of waves.
1 point
Check
What are the transverse,
longitudinal, and surface
waves?
1 point
Back to
Category Slide
The high and low points of
a transverse waves are
named these.
2 points
Check
What are the crest and
trough?
2 points
Back to
Category Slide
From crest to crest would
best be defined by this
term.
3 points
Check
What is wavelength?
3 points
Back to
Category Slide
The name of the
longitudinal wave part
that has particles spaced
closely together.
4 points
Check
What is compression?
4 points
Back to
Category Slide
Frequency of a wave is
measured in this unit.
5 points
Check
What are hertz (Hz)?
5 points
Back to
Category Slide
The name of the outer ear
that is visible and suspect
to frostbite.
1 point
Check
What is the pinna?
1 point
Back to
Category Slide
The names of the 3
smallest bones of the
body.
2 points
Check
What are the hammer, anvil
and stirrup?
2 points
Back to
Category Slide
This canal structure helps
provide balance and
coordination.
3 points
Check
What are the semicircular
canals?
3 points
Back to
Category Slide
Another name for the
eardrum.
4 points
Check
What is the tympanic
membrane?
4 points
Back to
Category Slide
This structure changes
sound waves to electrical
impulses.
5 points
Check
What is the cochlea?
5 points
Back to
Category Slide
A wave on a rope has a
frequency of 3.3 Hz and a
wavelength of 1.2 m.
What is the speed of the
wave?
1 point
Check
What is 4.0 m/s?
1 point
Back to
Category Slide
Another wave on a rope has
a wavelength of 200 cm
and a frequency of 2.0
Hz. What is the speed of
the wave?
2 points
Check
What is 4.0 m/s?
2 points
Back to
Category Slide
The speed of a wave is 5
m/s. If the frequency is
8 Hz, what is the
wavelength?
3 points
Check
What is 0.63 meters?
3 points
Back to
Category Slide
An earthquake produces a
“p” wave that travels 230
m/s. If the wavelength is
50 meters, what is the
frequency of the wave?
4 points
Check
What is 4.6 Hz?
4 points
Back to
Category Slide
A water wave has a
wavelength of 0.7 m. If
the frequency of the
wave is 0.005 kHz, what
is the speed of the wave?
5 points
Check
What is 3.5 m/s?
5 points
Back to
Category Slide
This type of E.M. wave
allows televisions to work.
1 point
Check
What are radio waves?
1 point
Back to
Category Slide
This wave is used by a
thermogram and helps
create pictures that show
variations in heat.
2 points
Check
What are infrared waves?
2 points
Back to
Category Slide
This wave helps produce
vitamin D in the body. It
also causes the body to
wrinkle and eye damage.
3 points
Check
What are Ultraviolet rays?
3 points
Back to
Category Slide
This type of ray is used to
kill cancer cells and make
pictures of the brain.
4 points
Check
What are gamma rays?
4 points
Back to
Category Slide
These rays are often times
used at airports to look
into suitcases and other
baggage.
5 points
Check
What are X-rays?
5 points
Back to
Category Slide