Parts of a wave
4th grade (Year 5 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.4-PS4-1 · England: KS3 Physics: Waves (observed waves)
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Question 1
Which word means the height from the middle (rest) line to a crest?
- A. trough
- B. crest (peak)
- C. amplitude
- D. wavelength
Question 2
True or false? The trough is the highest point of a wave.
- A. True
- B. False
Question 3
What is the ringed part of this wave called?
- A. wavelength
- B. trough
- C. crest (peak)
- D. amplitude
Question 4
Which word means the height from the middle (rest) line to a crest?
- A. amplitude
- B. crest (peak)
- C. wavelength
- D. trough
Question 5
True or false? The trough is the highest point of a wave.
- A. True
- B. False
Question 6
What is the ringed part of this wave called?
- A. wavelength
- B. crest (peak)
- C. amplitude
- D. trough
Question 7
Which word means the height from the middle (rest) line to a crest?
- A. trough
- B. amplitude
- C. wavelength
- D. crest (peak)
Question 8
True or false? Wavelength is the height of a wave.
- A. True
- B. False
Question 9
What is the ringed part of this wave called?
- A. trough
- B. crest (peak)
- C. amplitude
- D. wavelength
Question 10
Which word means the height from the middle (rest) line to a crest?
- A. crest (peak)
- B. amplitude
- C. trough
- D. wavelength
Question 11
True or false? Amplitude is the distance from crest to crest.
- A. True
- B. False
Question 12
What is the ringed part of this wave called?
- A. amplitude
- B. wavelength
- C. crest (peak)
- D. trough
Question 13
Which word means the height from the middle (rest) line to a crest?
- A. crest (peak)
- B. trough
- C. wavelength
- D. amplitude
Question 14
True or false? The trough is the highest point of a wave.
- A. True
- B. False
Question 15
What is the ringed part of this wave called?
- A. crest (peak)
- B. trough
- C. wavelength
- D. amplitude
Question 16
Which word means the distance from one crest to the next crest?
- A. wavelength
- B. crest (peak)
- C. trough
- D. amplitude
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