20The radiationweightingfactor ofalphaCreate asmaller gapor use alongerwavelengthHow toINCREASEthe amountof diffractionNewtonTheunit offorceSievertsThe unitforequivalentdose2equivalentunits for gBecquerelTheUnits ofActivity1The radiationweightingfactor ofgamma raysTransverseA wave createdby oscillationsperpendicularto the directionof wave travelThespeed ofradiowavesThesymbol forEquivalentDose RateCreate alarger gap oruse asmallerwavelengthHow toDECREASEthe amountof diffractionTerminalVelocityThis isreached whenthe forces arebalanced on askydiverWhen travellingfrom air toglass (i>0), thisis true about iand rWhen travellingfrom glass toair (i>0), this istrue about i andr2ndF = ma isNewton's____ lawBetaparticleA fastmovingelectronAlphaparticleAHeliumnucleus1stWhich of Newton'sLaws bestexplains how arocket moves inspace after allforces have beenremoved?UltravioletThis can beused todetect forgedbank notesFreeBodyDiagramYou shouldstart everyforce problemby drawing a________IonisationThe gainor loss ofanelectronUseShieldingTo reduceradiationexposure, limitcontact time,increase distancefrom source, and_______________AccelerationThe gradientof a velocity-time graph =AluminiumThis canstop BetaparticlesSmokeDetectorsOne useof Alpharadiation3rdWhich ofNewton's lawsbest explainsrocketoperation?NormalIn raydiagrams, allangles aremeasured fromthe ray to the_________LongitudinalA wave createdby oscillationsparallel to thedirection ofwave travelPaperThis canstop alphaparticlesDiffractionThe bendingof light aroundan obstacle orthrough anopeningDistanceThe areaunder aspeed-timegraph =DNAIonisingradiationcan damage______FrequencyThe numberof waves persecondpassing apointHalf-LifeThe time forthe activity ofa radioactivesource tohalfFusionThecombination of2 smaller nucleito create alarger nucleusGraysThe unitsofabsorbeddoseWhen travellingfrom air toglass along thenormal, this istrue about i andrFissionThe splittingof a largenucleus intosmallernuclei340m/sThespeed ofsound inairChainReactionOccurs when aneutron causes afission reaction,which releases moreneutrons which go onto cause more fissionreactions.InfraredThe part of theEM spectrumbetweenvisible andmicrowaveGammaThis part ofthe EMspectrum hasthe highestenergyRefractionThe changein speed as awave entersanothermediumLeadThis canstopgammaraysRadonGasThe largestsource ofbackgroundradiation1600Speed ofsound inMuscle20The radiationweightingfactor ofalphaCreate asmaller gapor use alongerwavelengthHow toINCREASEthe amountof diffractionNewtonTheunit offorceSievertsThe unitforequivalentdose2equivalentunits for gBecquerelTheUnits ofActivity1The radiationweightingfactor ofgamma raysTransverseA wave createdby oscillationsperpendicularto the directionof wave travelThespeed ofradiowavesThesymbol forEquivalentDose RateCreate alarger gap oruse asmallerwavelengthHow toDECREASEthe amountof diffractionTerminalVelocityThis isreached whenthe forces arebalanced on askydiverWhen travellingfrom air toglass (i>0), thisis true about iand rWhen travellingfrom glass toair (i>0), this istrue about i andr2ndF = ma isNewton's____ lawBetaparticleA fastmovingelectronAlphaparticleAHeliumnucleus1stWhich of Newton'sLaws bestexplains how arocket moves inspace after allforces have beenremoved?UltravioletThis can beused todetect forgedbank notesFreeBodyDiagramYou shouldstart everyforce problemby drawing a________IonisationThe gainor loss ofanelectronUseShieldingTo reduceradiationexposure, limitcontact time,increase distancefrom source, and_______________AccelerationThe gradientof a velocity-time graph =AluminiumThis canstop BetaparticlesSmokeDetectorsOne useof Alpharadiation3rdWhich ofNewton's lawsbest explainsrocketoperation?NormalIn raydiagrams, allangles aremeasured fromthe ray to the_________LongitudinalA wave createdby oscillationsparallel to thedirection ofwave travelPaperThis canstop alphaparticlesDiffractionThe bendingof light aroundan obstacle orthrough anopeningDistanceThe areaunder aspeed-timegraph =DNAIonisingradiationcan damage______FrequencyThe numberof waves persecondpassing apointHalf-LifeThe time forthe activity ofa radioactivesource tohalfFusionThecombination of2 smaller nucleito create alarger nucleusGraysThe unitsofabsorbeddoseWhen travellingfrom air toglass along thenormal, this istrue about i andrFissionThe splittingof a largenucleus intosmallernuclei340m/sThespeed ofsound inairChainReactionOccurs when aneutron causes afission reaction,which releases moreneutrons which go onto cause more fissionreactions.InfraredThe part of theEM spectrumbetweenvisible andmicrowaveGammaThis part ofthe EMspectrum hasthe highestenergyRefractionThe changein speed as awave entersanothermediumLeadThis canstopgammaraysRadonGasThe largestsource ofbackgroundradiation1600Speed ofsound inMuscle

S3 Exam Revision - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The radiation weighting factor of alpha
    20
  2. How to INCREASE the amount of diffraction
    Create a smaller gap or use a longer wavelength
  3. The unit of force
    Newton
  4. The unit for equivalent dose
    Sieverts
  5. 2 equivalent units for g
  6. The Units of Activity
    Becquerel
  7. The radiation weighting factor of gamma rays
    1
  8. A wave created by oscillations perpendicular to the direction of wave travel
    Transverse
  9. The speed of radio waves
  10. The symbol for Equivalent Dose Rate
  11. How to DECREASE the amount of diffraction
    Create a larger gap or use a smaller wavelength
  12. This is reached when the forces are balanced on a skydiver
    Terminal Velocity
  13. When travelling from air to glass (i>0), this is true about i and r
  14. When travelling from glass to air (i>0), this is true about i and r
  15. F = ma is Newton's ____ law
    2nd
  16. A fast moving electron
    Beta particle
  17. A Helium nucleus
    Alpha particle
  18. Which of Newton's Laws best explains how a rocket moves in space after all forces have been removed?
    1st
  19. This can be used to detect forged bank notes
    Ultraviolet
  20. You should start every force problem by drawing a ________
    Free Body Diagram
  21. The gain or loss of an electron
    Ionisation
  22. To reduce radiation exposure, limit contact time, increase distance from source, and _______________
    Use Shielding
  23. The gradient of a velocity-time graph =
    Acceleration
  24. This can stop Beta particles
    Aluminium
  25. One use of Alpha radiation
    Smoke Detectors
  26. Which of Newton's laws best explains rocket operation?
    3rd
  27. In ray diagrams, all angles are measured from the ray to the _________
    Normal
  28. A wave created by oscillations parallel to the direction of wave travel
    Longitudinal
  29. This can stop alpha particles
    Paper
  30. The bending of light around an obstacle or through an opening
    Diffraction
  31. The area under a speed-time graph =
    Distance
  32. Ionising radiation can damage ______
    DNA
  33. The number of waves per second passing a point
    Frequency
  34. The time for the activity of a radioactive source to half
    Half-Life
  35. The combination of 2 smaller nuclei to create a larger nucleus
    Fusion
  36. The units of absorbed dose
    Grays
  37. When travelling from air to glass along the normal, this is true about i and r
  38. The splitting of a large nucleus into smaller nuclei
    Fission
  39. The speed of sound in air
    340 m/s
  40. Occurs when a neutron causes a fission reaction, which releases more neutrons which go on to cause more fission reactions.
    Chain Reaction
  41. The part of the EM spectrum between visible and microwave
    Infrared
  42. This part of the EM spectrum has the highest energy
    Gamma
  43. The change in speed as a wave enters another medium
    Refraction
  44. This can stop gamma rays
    Lead
  45. The largest source of background radiation
    Radon Gas
  46. Speed of sound in Muscle
    1600