3. While at the dentist's office, Marion noticed the x-ray images of her teeth looked very different than a photograph image of her teeth. She recalled x-ray images are produced from x-rays and photograph images are produced from visible light waves. What can be inferred about the energy difference between x-rays and visible light waves? A. X-rays have higher energy than visible light waves. B. Visible light waves have higher energy than x-rays. C. X-rays and visible light waves have the same energy. D. Visible light waves and x-rays can have varying amounts of energy. 4. The picture lists electromagnetic waves from left to right in order of highest to lowest energy. Which region of the electromagnetic spectrum has the longest wavelength? Gamma Micro- Radio X-rays UV Infrared rays waves waves Visible light A. UV B. Gamma Rays C. Radio Waves D. Visible Light

3. While at the dentist's office, Marion noticed the x-ray images of her teeth looked very different than a photograph image of her teeth. She recalled x-ray images are produced from x-rays and photograph images are produced from visible light waves. What can be inferred about the energy difference between x-rays and visible light waves? A. X-rays have higher energy than visible light waves. B. Visible light waves have higher energy than x-rays. C. X-rays and visible light waves have the same energy. D. Visible light waves and x-rays can have varying amounts of energy. 4. The picture lists electromagnetic waves from left to right in order of highest to lowest energy. Which region of the electromagnetic spectrum has the longest wavelength? Gamma Micro- Radio X-rays UV Infrared rays waves waves Visible light A. UV B. Gamma Rays C. Radio Waves D. Visible Light

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3. While at the dentist's office, Marion noticed the x-ray images of her teeth looked very
different than a photograph image of her teeth. She recalled x-ray images are produced from
X-rays and photograph images are produced from visible light waves.
What can be inferred about the energy difference between x-rays and visible light waves?
A. X-rays have higher energy than visible light waves.
B. Visible light waves have higher energy than x-rays.
C. X-rays and visible light waves have the same energy.
D. Visible light waves and x-rays can have varying amounts of
energy.
The picture lists electromagnetic waves from left to
right in order of highest to lowest energy. Which
region of the electromagnetic spectrum has the
longest wavelength?
4.
Gamma
Micro-
waves
Radio
X-rays
UV
Infrared
rays
waves
Visible light
A. UV
B. Gamma Rays
C. Radio Waves
D. Visible Light

1. If microwaves have a longer wavelength than ultraviolet waves, which type of wave has less
energy?
A. ultraviolet
B. microwaves
C. Both types of waves have the same energy.
D. Wavelength cannot be used to determine energy.
Gamma rays are the highest energy waves in the electromagnetic spectrum. Using the
diagram which region would BEST represent gamma rays?
A
2.
A. Region A
B. Region B
C. Region C
D. Region D

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