Fill in the boxes --- CHAPTER 3

Acceleration of an object is directly

proportional to the force applied and inversely
proportional to the mass of an object

Light is redirected as it passes through a

medium

Electromagnetism

Amount of energy the wave carries per second

through a given area

Do not allow heat to pass or flow through them

Has one switch that controls the flow of

electric current from the source

Opaque

For every force of action, there is an equal and

opposite reaction

Schematic diagram

Reflection

Translucent

Belong to a third class of materials with

electrical properties between those of
insulators and conductors

Electrons are continuous and flowing

Measures the current in a wire through the

deflection of a solenoid in an external magnetic
field

The closed path along which the electrons

flowmotion occurred

Thermal conductors

An appliance or device that use electricity from

a source

Speed

An object that uses electricity to create a

 magnet

Magnetites

Unit used to measure the amount of electricity

required for a device to work

Ultrasound

Pathway of electricity from the source to the

load

Elasticity

Distance covered by an object divided by the

time it takes to travel that distance

Unit that compares the intensity of different

sounds

Transparent

A sound that has a uniform and regular pattern

of vibrations

Switch

Change in velocity divided by the time interval

which the change occurred

Centrifugal force

Infrasound

An object at rest stays at rest until an outside

force causes it to move

Magnetic force/Magnetism

Two types of electricity

Number of vibrations or sound waves per

second

Velocity

Inward force

Two opposite poles in a magnet

Electricity