Question

1. the highest point of a transverse wave is called the

________. (1 point)
zenith
summit
peak
crest

Explanation:

In the context of transverse waves, the highest point is specifically termed the "crest". The term "zenith" is more commonly used in astronomy or general height references not specific to waves. "Summit" is typically for mountains. "Peak" can be a more general high point but in wave terminology, "crest" is the standard term.

Answer:

crest