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Letter J is what part of the wave

• amplitude

• wavelength

• crest

• trough

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Letter G is what part of the wave

• amplitude

• wavelength

• crest

• trough

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Letter H is what part of the wave

• amplitude

• wavelength

• crest

• trough

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purpose

• function

• wave

• wavelength

• amplitude

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How does sound work?

• Sound is a type of light wave.
• Sound travels faster in a vacuum than in air.
• Sound is a vibration in matter that an animal can hear when the vibration reaches an animal's ears

• Sound is produced only by electronic devices.

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What makes water waves appear the way they do?

• Water waves are caused by the temperature of the water.
• Water waves are created by the presence of fish swimming.
• Water waves are a result of the moon's gravitational pull.
• A wave is a regular pattern of motion caused by a disturbance in a system

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How can ripples in water help explain vibrations on land?

• Ripples in water are only a visual phenomenon and do not carry energy.
• A wave transfers energy across a distance, causing vibrations in matter that can be detected.

• Vibrations on land can only be explained by sound waves, not water ripples.
• Ripples in water are caused by wind and have no relation to land vibrations.

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How do elephants sense rainstorms from more than 100 miles away?

• animals have sensory structures with receptors specialized to receive information, process the information in their brain, and respond to the information in different ways

• Elephants use their hearing to detect rainstorms from 100 miles away.
• Elephants rely on their memory of past storms to predict rain.
• Elephants can see rainstorms from 100 miles away.

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a type of motion that occurs when matter moves quickly back and forth or up and down in place

• amplitude

• function

• vibration

• wavelength

what can models of waves show?

• Models of waves can show properties like wavelength, frequency, amplitude, and behaviors such as reflection and interference.
• Models of waves can show the color spectrum of light.
• Models of waves can predict weather patterns.
• Models of waves can illustrate the structure of atoms.

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