Quiz about Wave, Energy, and Information

Question 1

What property of the wave is represented by the letter "B"?

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amplitude

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crest

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trough

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wavelength

Question 2

The highest point on a wave is:

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the crest

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the trough

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the top

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the coast

Question 3

The lowest point on a wave is the:

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Trough

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Amplitude

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Crest

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Wavelength

Question 4

Which vocabulary term is used to identify the distance between points C & G?

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Wavelength

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Amplitude

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Crest

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Frequency

Question 5

Which letter(s) represent the trough of the wave?

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D

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A

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B & D

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C & G

Question 6

Which letter(s) represent the crest of the wave?

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B & F

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A

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B & D

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F

Question 7

To transmit means to

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send

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go to lunch

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go west

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call

Question 8

Amplitude is the distance between

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the crest or trough and the middle point of the wave

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the crest and the trough

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each wave

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the middle point of a wave and the clouds

Question 9

The distance from one crest to the next crest in a wave is

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wavelength

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crest

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trough

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amplitude

Question 10

To put information in digital code form is to

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digitize

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computerize

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scramble

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GPS

Question 11

The trough is the

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lowest part of a wave

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highest point in a wave

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the wavelength

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the distance between each crest

Question 12

What property of this wave is represented by the letter "A"

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wavelength

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amplitude

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crest

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trough

Question 13

What property of the wave is represented by the letter "B"?

Accepted Answer

amplitude

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crest

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trough

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wavelength

Question 14

The highest point on a wave is:

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the crest

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the trough

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the top

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the coast

Question 15

The number of wavelengths that pass a point each per second is:

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frequency

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period

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longitudinal

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transverse wave

Question 16

When the frequency of a wave increases, what happens to the wavelength?

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The wavelength decreases.

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The wavelength is not directly affected by the frequency of a wave.

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The wavelength increases.

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More specific information is needed to form a conclusion about the wavelength.

Question 17

Which wave in the diagram has the greatest frequency?

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4

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1

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2

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3

Question 18

Which wave in the diagram has the greatest wavelength?

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3

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1

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2

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4

Question 19

What type of waves have compressions and rarefactions?

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longitudinal

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transverse

Question 20

Which part of a longitudinal wave is where particles are packed closely together?

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compression

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rarefaction

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crest

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amplitude

Question 21

As the ___________ of a wave increases, the _____________ of a waves decreases.

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frequency; wavelength

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amplitude; crest

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wavelength; crest

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frequency; amplitude

Question 22

Based on the evidence from the wave patterns, what will most likely happen if Tia moves the ruler up and down at a slower pace?

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The wavelength will increase.

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The amplitude will increase.

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The frequency will increase.

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The crests will increase.

Question 23

Choose two places where the bird could see its own reflection.

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window

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birdbath

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lawn

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feeder

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nest

Question 24

Tanner is creating a prism model. What two things should the model be able to do for it to function correctly as a prism?

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refract white light

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separate white light into colors

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change white light into waves

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increase the frequency of light

Question 25

Which two devices receive and transmit digital signals?

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computer

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cell phone

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prism

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violin

Question 26

The ________________ of a sound wave can be _________________ and sent long distances with radio waves.

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pattern; converted to digital code

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medium; hard to interpret

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color; changed with lasers

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speed; detected by the ear

Question 27

Which statement best describes the impact that digital technology has had on communication?

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Digital technology has increased the distance and speed of communication.

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Digital technology has increased the time and direction of communication.

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Digital technology has decreased the space and distance of communication.

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Digital technology has decreased the distance and speed of communication.

Question 28

Figure 1 represents _______________ signal.

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analog

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digital

Question 29

Figure 2 represents ______________ signal.

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digital

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analog

Question 30

A __________ can hear a smaller range of frequencies than a ___________.

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bird; human

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bat; snake

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porpoise; cricket

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bird; snake

Question 31

Select two receivers in the system.

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Both mobile TV phones

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The TV network satellite uplink and the repeater tower

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The repeater tower and one mobile TV phone

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Both repeater towers

Question 32

Which part of the diagram is the antenna?

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Repeater tower

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Mobile TV phone

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TV network satellite uplink

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Satellite relay

Question 33

What interaction happens at the satellite relay?

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The digital code is received by satellite and transmitted to a network.

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The digital information is decoded and changed into TV pictures and sound.

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The code is received by the network and sent to the receiver.

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Pictures and sound are changed into a digital code.

Question 34

What interaction happens at the repeater tower?

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The code is received by the network and sent to the receiver.

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The digital information is decoded and changed into TV pictures and sound.

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The digital code is received by satellite and transmitted to a network.

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Pictures and sound are changed into a digital code.

Question 35

What interaction happens at the TV network satellite uplink?

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Pictures and sound are changed into a digital code.

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The digital information is decoded and changed into TV pictures and sound.

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The code is received by the network and sent to the receiver.

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The digital code is received by satellite and transmitted to a network.

Question 36

What interaction happens at the mobile TV phone?

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The digital information is decoded and changed into TV pictures and sound.

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The code is received by the network and sent to the receiver.

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The digital code is received by satellite and transmitted to a network.

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Pictures and sound are changed into a digital code.

Question 37

How is the flag system like a radio system?

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Both systems send signals that are decoded by a receiver.

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Both systems use digital signals in a short range from an antenna.

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Both systems receive sound waves converted into a signal.

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Both systems change digital signals into analog information.

Question 38

Are radio waves used by several current communication devices?

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Yes

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No

Question 39

A sound wave with a high frequency has _____________.

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more wavelengths in a given amount of time

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fewer wavelengths in a given amount of time

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tall waves

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short waves

Question 40

A sound wave with a high pitch will have a low frequency.

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No

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Yes

Question 41

Sound energy travels in ________.

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waves

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strings

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beams

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pulses

Question 42

The reason sounds are not heard in space are because ________

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space is a vacuum with few particles

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space is too cold

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there is too much matter

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energy cannot move in space

Question 43

What is the height of a sound wave called?

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amplitude

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altitude

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fequency

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length

Question 44

The pitch of a sound is found by measuring the ________.

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frequency

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crest height

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distance

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trough depth

Question 45

What is frequency?

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the number of vibrations in second

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the loud and quiet

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the height of the wave

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the high and the low

Question 46

A type of communication that uses short and long signals to represent letters is called _____________.

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Morse code

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echolocation

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computer programming

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binary code

Question 47

a pattern of dots and dashes, each one making up a letter or number

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Morse code

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binary code

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pixels

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bits

Question 48

How does a cell phone send a picture to another cell phone?

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It codes the picture into digital information.

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It changes the picture into text.

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It sends the picture through sound waves.

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It downloads the picture into light waves.

Question 49

Digital devices use _____ to send and transmit information.

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binary code

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Morse code

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pixels

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bits

Question 50

A remote control sends signals to a television through:

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light waves

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sound waves

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wires

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binary code

Question 51

A clear, bright image has:

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lots of pixels

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very few pixels

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lots of data

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binary code

Question 52

What invention made it possible to communicate across long distances with electricity and Morse code?

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telegraph

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telephone

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television

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email

Question 53

Images are made of millions of tiny dots called:

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pixels

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Morse code

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binary

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bits

Question 54

Cell phones convert sound waves into ____, which are sent from tower to tower.

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radio waves

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light waves

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sound waves

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Morse code

Question 55

A form of communication over long distances used by Native Americans and Chinese soldiers.

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smoke signals

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Morse code

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hieroglyphics

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drums

Question 56

What is amplitude?

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the height of a wave

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the distance from the beginning of one part of a wave to the same spot on the next wave

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energy

Question 57

How do you find a waves wavelength?

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the distance from the beginning of one part of a wave to the same spot on the next wave

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the height of a wave

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use a ruler

Question 58

Do waves carry energy?

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Yes, you CAN see the objects moving on a wave.

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No, you CAN NOT see objects moving on a wave.

Question 59

What type of device was Morse Code invented for?

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telegraph

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cellphones

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the internet

Question 60

What is needed to start a wave?

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energy

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water

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a slinky

Question 61

How could a flashlight be used to communicate?

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by flashing the light on and off using a code

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it can't be used to communicate

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by flashing it

Question 62

How could a drum be used to communicate?

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by tapping or banging on it using a code

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it can't

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by hitting it

Question 63

How do cell phones work?

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a phone uses code to translate the information being sent or received

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using morse code

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using sound waves

Question 64

Does this picture correctly identify the amplitude and wavelength of the wave?

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Yes

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No

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