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HEATLIGHTSOUNDVOCABMISC. HOT, HOT, HOT!

What is heat? A 100

How fast molecules move. The faster they move, the hotter they are! A 100

A 200 What is convection? Give an example.

Heat transfer through fluids (moves in a circular motion). Boiling water is an example of this type of heat transfer. A 200

What is an insulator? A 300

It keeps the heat in or out. Newspaper is the best! A 300

What is conduction? Give an example. A 400

Heat transfer through touch. Branding a cow is an example of this type of heat transfer. A 400

What makes a hot air balloon rise? A 500

The particles of air in the balloon move faster and faster, then move further apart and make the balloon lighter than air. A 500

What is reflection? Give an example. B 100

When light bounces back. Your reflection in the mirror is an example of reflection. B 100

Why does an apple appear to be red? B 200

The red in the light spectrum is being reflected while the other colors are being absorbed. B 200

What happens when light rays hit an uneven surface? B 300

The light rays are scattered in many different directions. B 300

What is the order of the colors in the light spectrum? B 400

Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, and indigo. ROYGBIV! B 400

What is the meaning of translucent? B 500

A material that allows most light to pass through it; little is absorbed or reflected. B 500

What is sound? C 100

Vibrations in a medium (like air, solids or liquids). C 100

How do you make a HIGHER pitched sound on a bugle? C 200

You would need to tighten your lips. C 200

What is the name of the top of a light or sound wave. C 300

A crest! C 300

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Draw and label a wavelength, including amplitude. C 400

Wavelength Amplitude Crest Trough CompressionRarefaction Crest Trough RarefactionCompression If you got the rarefaction and compression, you get a bonus of 50 points!

Jenny’s violin is out of tune. To fix it, she needs to lower the pitch. What should she do to the strings? C 500

Loosen the strings. C 500

What is the measurement used for sound? D 100

A decibel! D 100

What is sound compression? D 200

When the vibrating air molecules are pushed close together. D 200

What is light called when it is bent? D 300

Refraction! D 300

What is the name of the type of heat transferred through air? D 400

Radiation! D 400

What is opaque? D 500

A material that will not let any light pass through, like your desk. D 500

What are the primary colors of light? E 100

Red, Blue, & Green E 100

How does light travel? E 200

In straight lines. E 200

E 300 What was Sir Isaac Newton’s theory of light called?

The Particle of Light Theory. E 300

What did Niels Bohr have to do with light? E 400

He came up with the Quantum Theory of Light. E 400

What is amplitude? E 500

The distance a vibrating particle has been displaced from a resting position. E 500

What is temperature? F 100

The measurement of how fast the molecules in a substance are moving. F 100

What is a thermometer? F 200

An instrument used to measure temperature.

F 300 What is Absolute Zero?

F 300 The temperature where all molecules would stop moving.

F 400 What is a conductor?

F 400 A material that easily transfers heat between its particles.

F 500 What is Absorption?

F 500 Taking in or swallowing up energy.

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