Why do you think "electromagnetic waves" are called "waves"?

Here is the definition of a photon "These waves have a photon. There is no matter in a photon, just energy. These little packets of energy move in waves across the universe, and even across your eyeball right now!" 

Which option best describes a "photon"?

What is an early example of electromagnetic waves?

Please enter the first three words of a sentence that shows your answers is correct.

Sabiha wrote " Cameras can be designed to look for waves of different lengths." 

What does "designed" mean in this context?

Sabiha Basit also wrote “This observation was important but it did not show the theory that connected electricity and magnetism.”

What does “observation” mean in this context?

The author wrote "This observation was important but it did not show the theory that connected electricity and magnetism." 

What does "theory" mean in this context?

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What is the main idea of this chapter?

Sabiha wrote ” Cameras can be designed to look for waves of different lengths.”  What does “designed” mean in this context?

What is an early example of electromagnetic waves?

The author wrote “This observation was important but it did not show the theory that connected electricity and magnetism.”  What does “observation” mean in this context?

The author wrote “This observation was important but it did not show the theory that connected electricity and magnetism.” What does “theory” mean in this context?

Here is the definition of a photon “These waves have a photon. There is no matter in a photon, just energy. These little packets of energy move in waves across the universe, and even across your eyeball right now!” 

Which option best describes a “photon”?

What creates a radio wave?

Why do you think “electromagnetic waves” are called “waves”?

Were there any ideas or any words that were unclear?

What is the main idea of this chapter?

Were there any ideas or any words that were unclear?