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HEAT
LIGHT
SOUND
VOCAB
MISC.
HOT, HOT,
HOT!
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What is heat?
A 100
How fast molecules move.
The faster they move,
the hotter they are!
A 100
What is convection?
Give an example.
A 200
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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C 400
Draw and label a
wavelength, including
amplitude.
C 400
Rarefaction
Compression
Crest
Rarefaction
Wavelength
Compression
Crest
Amplitude
Trough
Wavelength
Trough
Trough
If you got the rarefaction and compression, you get a bonus of 50 points!
C 400
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
What was Sir Isaac
Newton’s theory of
light called?
E 300
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 200
What is
Absolute Zero?
F 300
The temperature
where all molecules
would stop moving.
F 300
What is a
conductor?
F 400
A material that easily
transfers heat
between its particles.
F 400
What is
Absorption?
F 500
Taking in or
swallowing up energy.
F 500
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