Picture ofhighamplitudeWavedisturbance thattransfers energyfrom one place toanother withouttransferringmatterEnergythe highertheamplitudethe highertheMechanicalWaveswave thatcan travelonly throughmatter TransversewaveWhat typeof wavedoes lighttravel as? Picture ofanamplitudeWavelengthWhat propertyof a wavedetermines itscolor in visiblelight? Picture ofatransversewavePicture ofrarefactionMediuma materialin which awavetravelsPicture ofcompressionPictureoftroughPicture of alongitudinalwaveLongitudinalwaveWhat typeof wavedoes soundtravel as? ParallelWhat directiondo particlesmove in alongitudinalwave? Pictureof crestLightwavesand waterrippersExamplesoftransevrsewavesPicture oflowamplitudeTroughWhat is thelowest pointof atransversewave?PerpendicularWhat directiondo particlesmove in atransversewave?SoundwavesLongitudinalwaves areCompressionWhat is thesqueezed-together part ofa longitudinalwave? Amplitudemaximum distancethat a wave movesfrom its restposition (distancebetween the crestor trough and restpositionRarefactionWhat is thespread-outpart of alongitudinalwave? CrestWhat is thehighest pointof atransversewave?Picture ofwavelengthFrequencythe number ofwavelengthsthat pass by apoint eachsecondWhat dowavesmove?EnergyWavelengththe distancefrom crest tocrest ortrough totrough Picture ofhighamplitudeWavedisturbance thattransfers energyfrom one place toanother withouttransferringmatterEnergythe highertheamplitudethe highertheMechanicalWaveswave thatcan travelonly throughmatter TransversewaveWhat typeof wavedoes lighttravel as? Picture ofanamplitudeWavelengthWhat propertyof a wavedetermines itscolor in visiblelight? Picture ofatransversewavePicture ofrarefactionMediuma materialin which awavetravelsPicture ofcompressionPictureoftroughPicture of alongitudinalwaveLongitudinalwaveWhat typeof wavedoes soundtravel as? ParallelWhat directiondo particlesmove in alongitudinalwave? Pictureof crestLightwavesand waterrippersExamplesoftransevrsewavesPicture oflowamplitudeTroughWhat is thelowest pointof atransversewave?PerpendicularWhat directiondo particlesmove in atransversewave?SoundwavesLongitudinalwaves areCompressionWhat is thesqueezed-together part ofa longitudinalwave? Amplitudemaximum distancethat a wave movesfrom its restposition (distancebetween the crestor trough and restpositionRarefactionWhat is thespread-outpart of alongitudinalwave? CrestWhat is thehighest pointof atransversewave?Picture ofwavelengthFrequencythe number ofwavelengthsthat pass by apoint eachsecondWhat dowavesmove?EnergyWavelengththe distancefrom crest tocrest ortrough totrough 

Waves - 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. Picture of high amplitude
  2. disturbance that transfers energy from one place to another without transferring matter
    Wave
  3. the higher the amplitude the higher the
    Energy
  4. wave that can travel only through matter
    Mechanical Waves
  5. What type of wave does light travel as?
    Transverse wave
  6. Picture of an amplitude
  7. What property of a wave determines its color in visible light?
    Wavelength
  8. Picture of a transverse wave
  9. Picture of rarefaction
  10. a material in which a wave travels
    Medium
  11. Picture of compression
  12. Picture of trough
  13. Picture of a longitudinal wave
  14. What type of wave does sound travel as?
    Longitudinal wave
  15. What direction do particles move in a longitudinal wave?
    Parallel
  16. Picture of crest
  17. Examples of transevrse waves
    Light waves and water rippers
  18. Picture of low amplitude
  19. What is the lowest point of a transverse wave?
    Trough
  20. What direction do particles move in a transverse wave?
    Perpendicular
  21. Longitudinal waves are
    Sound waves
  22. What is the squeezed-together part of a longitudinal wave?
    Compression
  23. maximum distance that a wave moves from its rest position (distance between the crest or trough and rest position
    Amplitude
  24. What is the spread-out part of a longitudinal wave?
    Rarefaction
  25. What is the highest point of a transverse wave?
    Crest
  26. Picture of wavelength
  27. the number of wavelengths that pass by a point each second
    Frequency
  28. Energy
    What do waves move?
  29. the distance from crest to crest or trough to trough
    Wavelength