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| 1. | when light bounces off of an object |
| 2. | to move back and forth |
| 5. | how much sound energy reaches the ear |
| 6. | A reflected sound wave. |
| 8. | Waves in which the particles of the medium vibrate with an up and down motion |
| 9. | the measure of a sound wave |
| 10. | absorption happens when light stops as it hits an opaque object |
| 14. | In a body of water, is an example of a combination of both transverse and longitudinal waves. |
| 16. | A solid, liquid or gas that is vibrated |
| 18. | Waves in which the particles of the medium vibrate back and forth along the path that the wave travels. |
| 19. | something that bends light, but is not a lens |
| 20. | sound travels in a wave, which is a moving pattern of high and low pressure or vibrations |
| 23. | a substance that allows most of the light to pass through it |
| 24. | The speed at which a wave travels. |
| 25. | The most common unit used to express loudness. |
| 27. | a substance that allows some light to pass through it |
| 28. | a curved lens like the inside of a sphere |
| 29. | Any disturbance that transmits energy through matter or space |
| 30. | How log or how high you perceive a sound to be. |
| 32. | a reflection of sound |