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Waves lecture quiz

Navigation   » List of Schools  »  Glendale Community College  »  Oceanography  »  Ocean 115 – Introduction to Oceanography  »  Spring 2022  »  Waves lecture quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  False
B  True
Question #2
A  wave diffraction
B  wave refraction
C  plunging waves
D  wave reflection
E  tsunamis
Question #3
A  when waves “bounce back” from an obstacle they encounter
B  when a wave lengthens
C  the slowing and bending of waves in shallow water
D  when a wave shortens
E  when a wave propagates around an obstacle
Question #4
A  when a wave lengthens
B  when waves “bounce back” from an obstacle they encounter
C  when a wave propagates around an obstacle
D  when a wave shortens
E  the slowing and bending of waves in shallow water
Question #5
A  Fetch
B  Plunging wave
C  Spilling wave
D  Rogue wave
Question #6
A  3:4 ration
B  1:4 ration
C  5:6 ration
D  1:2 ration
Question #7
A  Rogue wave
B  Plunging wave
C  Tsunami
D  Spilling wave
Question #8
A  additive interference that results in waves larger than the original waves (addition)
B  waves that occur when water is < ½ wavelength in depth and interacts with the bottom
C  two waves that cancel each other out, resulting in reduced or no wave (subtraction)
D  waves occur due to constructive interference and result in a wave crest higher than the theoretical maximum
Question #9
A  waves occur due to interference and result in a wave crest higher than the theoretical maximum
B  waves that occur when water is < ½ wavelength in depth and interacts with the bottom
C  two waves that cancel each other out, resulting in reduced or no wave (subtraction)
D  additive interference that results in waves larger than the original waves (addition)
Question #10
A  wind duration
B  fetch
C  all of these
D  wind strength
Question #11
A  Ekman spiral
B  swell
C  wave duration
D  fetch
Question #12
A  at the same speed as those with the shortest wavelengths
B  way the currents push them making their speed unpredictable and in a constant state of flux.
C  fastest
D  slowest
Question #13
A  1/5
B  ½
C  1/50
D  1/20 
Question #14
A  calm
B  full of waves of equal height
C  unpredictable
D  full of waves of unequal height
Question #16
A  the difference between the crest and the trough
B  the distance between two wave peaks
C  the difference between two wave troughs
D  the difference between the fetch and the trem
Question #17
A  free waves are not maintained by the disturbing force and forced waves are maintained by the disturbing force
B  forced waves are not maintained by the disturbing force and free waves are maintained by the disturbing force
C  free waves are caused by a disturbing force and forced waves are not caused by the disturbing force
D  forced waves are caused by a disturbing force and free waves are not caused by the disturbing force
Question #18
A  the source of energy that causes the wave
B  the progressive moment of a wave
C  the tidal effect on the shoreline
D  the orbiting of a wave that causes things like seagulls to bob up and down in the water
Question #19
A  Constructive waves
B  Destructive waves
C  Recreational waves
D  Orbital waves
E    
F  Rogue waves
Question #20
A  length and depth
B  wave height and depth
C  length
D  wave height
E  depth