Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
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What is one property of all soundwaves

A

They can be reflected from surfaces

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2
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Is sound wave affected by gravity?

A

No

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3
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Which type of surfaces do sound waves best reflect from

A

large,smooth and flat surfaces

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4
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What is the reflection of a sound wave called?

A

The reflection of a sound wave is called an echo

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5
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What happens if you clap in an empty room

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The sound wave will travel away from your hands in all directions and the sound of clap seems to last longer than usual before fading away.

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6
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Which animal uses echo to find insects for food?

A

Bats

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7
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How do bat use echoes to find food?

A

The bat makes a sound, the sound wave reflects off the insect.

The bat can workout where the insect is from the time taken for the echo to reach the bat and the direction the echo comes from

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8
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What do boats use echoes for?

A

Boats use echoes to find the depth of water under the boat.

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9
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How do boats use echoes

A

A sound is set from the bottom of the boat, the sound travels through the water and reflects off the solid ground and comes back to the boat. The time taken for the echo to come back can be used to work out the depth.

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10
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Can echoes be used to make images from inside the body?

A

Yes

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11
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How are echoes used to make images from inside the body?

A

Sound sent into the mother’s body echo out of her body. This method is used to make the image of the unborn baby.

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12
Q

Explain what is continental drift

A

millions of years ago, all the land was one large continent, then the land broke up and drifted apart

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13
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What are the evidence for Alfred Wegener’s continental drift idea?

A

-The shapes of the continents fit together

  • The types of rock on the different continents match up where they fit together

-The fossils on the different continents match up where they fit together

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14
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What are plates under the ocean called?

A

oceanic plates

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15
Q

Tectonic plates move slowly on the liquid rock called____

A

magma

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16
Q

What tectonic plates move about _____ per year

17
Q

The places where tectonic plates meet are called

A

Plate boundaries

18
Q

The movement of tectonic plates creates three type of____

A

plate boundaries

19
Q

One plate slide underneath the other one. This is called_____

A

subduction

20
Q

What happens during subduction?

A

The rocks in the Earth’s crust melt as they move into the mantle. They become part of the mantle

21
Q

What happens as tectonic plates drift away from each other?

A

They break and crack when they become too thin. Lava erupts from the mantle and hardens to form new crust with new rocks. This causes a volcano.

22
Q

What happens when plates slide past each other due to large friction and pressure building up?

A

This can cause an earthquake

23
Q

When tectonic plates move together, the rocks crumple and fold upwards. The mountains that this produces are called_____

A

fold mountains

24
Q

What is the liquid rock when it is underground called

25
Q

What is the liquid rock when it is on the surface called?

26
Q

Where are volcanoes usually formed

A

Volcanoes are usually formed at the plate boundaries when magma from the mantle rises up through the cracks in the Earth’s crust.

27
Q

Why do volcanoes get bigger each time it erupts

A

The lava and ash harden as they cool to form new rocks.

28
Q

Violent volcano eruptions can even cause___

A

avalanches, earthquakes and tsunami if the volcano is close to the sea

29
Q

When do solar eclipse happen

A

when the Moon comes between the Sun and the Earth

30
Q

What does opaque mean

A

Opaque is used to describe objects that do not let light pass through

31
Q

Draw the Diagram of a solar eclipse

32
Q

Draw the picture of the solar eclipse in order (12 patterns)

33
Q

Draw the diagram of a lunar eclipse

34
Q

What is required that only eclipses can happen

A

Sun,Earth and Moon are in the same straight line