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1 Spelling Practice Say it! wave spell it! wave

2 Spelling Practice Say it! crest spell it! crest

3 Spelling Practice Say it! trough spell it! trough

4 Spelling Practice Say it! wavelength spell it! wavelength

5 Spelling Practice Say it! frequency spell it! frequency

6 Spelling Practice Say it! longitudinal spell it! longitudinal

7 Spelling Practice Say it! transverse spell it! transverse

8 Spelling Practice Say it! amplitude spell it! amplitude

9 Spelling Practice Say it! compressions spell it! compressions

10 Spelling Practice Say it! rarefactions spell it! rarefactions

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