Question

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waves arriving at the between two materials
can be transmitted, absorbed, or reflected. of
waves occur when waves pass through a given point or
medium. when a waves is transferred to an
object, rather than being transmitted though it or
reflected by it, we say the wave has been.
reflection is the back of a wave when it
meets a or boundary that does not absorb
the entire waves energy. an is a reflection of a
sound wave. a high wave will lose more energy
to than a low frequency wave.
move more in a high - frequency wave. objects or
substances that absorb any wavelength of
radiation become and convert the
absorbed energy to infrared.
word bank
particles boundary energy
electromagnetic transmission absorbed
bouncing frequency warmer
surface absorption radiation

Explanation:

• Waves interact with the boundary between materials. Transmission is when waves pass through. Absorption is when energy is transferred to an object. Reflection is bouncing back at a surface. An echo is a sound - wave reflection. High - frequency waves lose more energy to absorption. Particles move more in high - frequency waves. Objects absorbing electromagnetic radiation become warmer and convert energy to infrared radiation.

Answer:

1. boundary
2. Transmission
3. energy
4. absorbed
5. bouncing
6. surface
7. echo
8. frequency
9. absorption
10. Particles
11. electromagnetic
12. warmer
13. radiation