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Class : X-1




      IslaMIC sENIOR HIGH sCHOOl sIdOaRjO
                  2011-2012
Member’s name    :

Dita Megah Sekar Sari       (07)
Dwi Anita Ningrum           (08)
Dwi Kurniati Khairunnisa’   (09)
Ega Khansa Alifa            (10)
Elisa Kusno                 (11)
Fryan Chentyo Joelia M.     (12)
Hena Machruzar              (13)
Henna Asokawati             (14)
1. The scientist who analyzed mathematically the theory of
electromagnetic fields and predicted that visible light was an
electromagnetic phenomenon was…
               A. James Clerk Maxwell
               B.Albert Abraham Michelson
               C.Heinrich Hertz
               D.Max Planck
               E.Michael Faraday
2. Consider the following figure.



The figure shows an illustration of the propagation
of an electromagnetic wave. In this case, X and Y
represent the oscillations of…
A.Electric current and average speed
B.Electric current and voltage
C.Electric and magnetic components
D.Magnetic component and voltage
E.Magnetic flux and electric potential
3. The speed of electromagnetic waves is determined by
the vacum permeability and permittivity. It can be
formulated as…


           B.
4. The following statements are the
properties of electromagnetic waves,
except…
A.Electromagnetic waves are able to
   propagate in a vacuum
B. Electromagnetic waves are transverse
   wave
C. The frequency of an electromagnetic
   wave is equal to that light
D.Electromagnetic waves can be polarized
E. Electromagnetic waves obey the law of
   reflection
5. Electromagnetic wave for example light and
    Electromagnetic wave for example light
and waves can travel through interplanetary
 radio radio waves can travel through
and interstellarand interstellar space from the
interplanetary space from the sun and stars to
sun and stars to eart.It means ….
               earth. It means ….

    D. An electromagnetic wave is not
    mechanical wave and does not
    require any medium for propagating.
6. Given some electromagnetic spectra as follows
                                    1.      infrared
                         2.     television     wave
                      3.    ultraviolet    radiation
                            4.     gamma        rays
The correct order of decreasing frequency of the
electromagnetic     spectra      consists       of….



                  • A. 4, 3, 1, 2
Proof :
• Sequence electromagnetic wave spectrum ranging from
  the smallest frequency to the greatest frequency :
             1. radio wave
             2. televison wave
             3. micro wave
             4.infra red
             5. light
             6. ultraviolet
             7. x-ray
             8. gamma
7. Among the following radio waves, the one
which has the largest wave length is…..
Proof :
NO                FREQUENCY (Hz)    LONG WAVE
1.   Very Long Frequency (VLF)

2.   Low Frequency ( LF)

3.    Medium Frequency (MF)

4.    High Frequency (HF)

5.    Very High Frequency (VHF)

6.    Ultra High Frequency ( UHF)
8. The electromagnetic spectrum, that is usually used
in technology of radio detection and ranging (radar)
is…           A.Radio waves
             B.Microwaves
             C.Infrared
             D.Gamma rays
             E.Television
               wave
9. The electromagnetic spectrum having
the largest frequency is…

    A.Gamma ray
    B.X-ray
    C.Infrared
    D.Ultraviolet Radiation
    E.Radio wave
10. A radio station using the VHF wave
broadcasts a program at frequency 100
MHz. If c = 3 x 108 m/s, the VHF wave
length of the VHF wave is…

            A.333 m
            B.300 m
            C.3,3 m
            D.3,0 m
            E.1,0 m
Because :
We have : = 100 MHz = 10 8 Hz
        f
            c = 3 x 10 8
Question : ƛ = . . . ?
 Answer :         c =ƛ. f
          3 x 10 8 = ƛ . 10 8

                    = ƛ
                                 c = rapid propagation
              3,0 m = ƛ          of electromagnetic
                                ƛwave
                                  = wave length
the VHF wave length of the
VHF wave is 3,0 m               f = frequency
11. Based som exper i m
                     e      ent s, el ect r omagnet i c waves have
som pr oper t i es, am
    e                    ong ot her s ar e as f ol l ows,
except . . . . . . . . .
       a. They r equi r e a m   edi um
       b. They ar e not i nf l uenced by t he el ect r i cf i el d
       c. The oci l l at i on i s per pendi cul ar t o t he
pr opagat i on
       d. They can be r ef l ect ed and r ef r act ed
       e. They can exhi bi t pol ar i zat i on

        The answer i s:
        a. They requi re a m um   edi
        Thi s  r esponse  was conf i r m ed
by  sever al   el ect r omagnet i c pr oper t i es  as f ol l ows:
~ can  pr opagat e i n  a vacuum
~ i s t he  t r ansver se  wave
~ can exper i ence a  pol ar i zat i on , et c

and  t her e ar e no  pr oper t i es  t hat says  ” t hey r equi r e a
medi um . For m e det ai l s  can be f ound  on  page  115 .
        ”         or
12. Of the followings, the one which is the
property of an electromagnetic wave is..........
     a. It can be difracted but cannot interfere
     b. It can be polarized but cannot interfere
     c. It can interfere and be difracted
     d. It can be bent by both electric and
magnetic fields
     e. It requires a medium for propagating

     The answer is:
     c. It can interfere and be difracted
13. Consider the following statements
(1) It does not propagate through a vacuum
(2) Its speed is equal to the speed of light
(3) It is electrically charged
(4) It is produced by magnetic and electricfields
To the correct statement (s) dealing with the properties of electromagnetic
waves is (are).....
          a. 1, 2, and 3
          b. 1 and 2
          c. 2 and 4
          d. 4
          e. 1, 2, 3, and 4

        The answer is:
        c. 2 and 4
        to prove the answer, the same as the previous problem.
14. THE fOllOwING aRE THE PROPERTIEs Of aN
ElECTROMaGNETIC wavE, EXCEPT……


a.ITs sPEEd dOEs NOT dEPENd ON THE kINd Of ITs MEdIUM

B.IT CaN BE REflECTEd

C.ITs HIGHEsT sPEEd OCCURs IN a vaCUUM

d.IT CaN BE POlaRIzEd

E.IT CaN PROPaGaTE IN a vaCUUM
15. Consider the following statements
1)In the air, its speed is
2)It can propagate in a vacuum
3)It influences the film
4)It is longitudinal wave

The statements that are properties of
electromagnetic waves are……
a.1 and 2
b.1,2, and 3
c.1 and 4
d.2,3 and 4
e.3 and 4
16. The electromagnetic spectrum that
has thev smallest wavelength is…………

a.Gamma ray
b.Radio wave
c.Infrared
d.X ray
e.Ultraviolet radiation
17. Gamma ray, infrared, and ultraviolet radiation are
    electromagnetic waves. The correct statement dealing with
    the speeds of the electromagnetic waves is….
a.   Gamma ray has the largest speed
b.   Ultraviolet radiation has the smallest speed
c.   Infrared has the largest speed
d.   Ultraviolet radiation gas a speed the magnitude of which is between
     gamma ray and infrared
e.   The three electromagnetic waves have the same speed

The answer is ..
a. Infrared has the largest speed
Because infrared has the largest wave length.
18. If ultraviolet radiation, infrared, and X ray are represented
     by U, I, and X respectively, the correct order of increasing
     energy of those electromagnetic spectra is…
a.   U, I, X
b.   U, X, I
c.   I, X, U
d.   I, U, X
e.   X, I, U

The answer is..
d. I, U, X
19. X ray has a wave length which is…
a.   Larger than 700 nm
b.   Between 400-700 nm
c.   Very larger than 700 nm
d.   Equal to 400 nm
e.   Much smaller than 400 nm

The answer is …
e. Much smaller than 400 nm
Because,
1 nm = 10-9 m
20. The correct order of increasing wavelenght of the following electromagnetic
spectra is...
     D. X ray,ultraviolet radiation, visiblelight, infrared
Because the largest length is infrared, and the smallest lenght is X ray


21. An electromagnetic spectrumthat can be seen is...
    C. Visible light

22. The correct order of decreasing energy of the following electromagnetic spectra
is...
      (A.Gamma ray, X ray, infrared)
       Because gammaray is the largest frequency,and in Planck law, the frequency
can influence energy, energy is proportional to the frequency
23. Among the following colours of light, the correct order
    of decreasing frequency is…
    C. blue; green; yellow; red.




  Warna     Panjang gelombang x 10 -7(m)   Frekuensi x 10 -14(Hz)

   Ungu              3,90 - 4,55                 7,69 - 6,59
    Biru             4,55 - 4,92                 6,59 - 6,10
   Hijau             4,92 - 5,77                 6,10 - 5,20
   Kuning            5,77 - 5,97                 5,20 - 5,03
   Jingga            5,97 - 6,22                 5,03 - 4,82
   Merah             6,22 - 7,80                 4,82 - 3,84
25. A radio station using the VHF wave broadcasts a program at a frequency of
  100 MHz. If c = 3x108 m/s, the time required by the VHF wave to travel a
  distance of 60km is…

Because :
 We Have: T = S : V
               = 60.000
                   3x108
               =       1      .
                         5 x 103
                  n = 100KHz = 100.000Hz
Question : … t?
Answer : t = T . n
               =       1      . 100.000 = 20 s
                     5 x 103
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  • 1. By : GROUP 2 Class : X-1 IslaMIC sENIOR HIGH sCHOOl sIdOaRjO 2011-2012
  • 2. Member’s name : Dita Megah Sekar Sari (07) Dwi Anita Ningrum (08) Dwi Kurniati Khairunnisa’ (09) Ega Khansa Alifa (10) Elisa Kusno (11) Fryan Chentyo Joelia M. (12) Hena Machruzar (13) Henna Asokawati (14)
  • 3. 1. The scientist who analyzed mathematically the theory of electromagnetic fields and predicted that visible light was an electromagnetic phenomenon was… A. James Clerk Maxwell B.Albert Abraham Michelson C.Heinrich Hertz D.Max Planck E.Michael Faraday
  • 4. 2. Consider the following figure. The figure shows an illustration of the propagation of an electromagnetic wave. In this case, X and Y represent the oscillations of… A.Electric current and average speed B.Electric current and voltage C.Electric and magnetic components D.Magnetic component and voltage E.Magnetic flux and electric potential
  • 5. 3. The speed of electromagnetic waves is determined by the vacum permeability and permittivity. It can be formulated as… B.
  • 6. 4. The following statements are the properties of electromagnetic waves, except… A.Electromagnetic waves are able to propagate in a vacuum B. Electromagnetic waves are transverse wave C. The frequency of an electromagnetic wave is equal to that light D.Electromagnetic waves can be polarized E. Electromagnetic waves obey the law of reflection
  • 7. 5. Electromagnetic wave for example light and Electromagnetic wave for example light and waves can travel through interplanetary radio radio waves can travel through and interstellarand interstellar space from the interplanetary space from the sun and stars to sun and stars to eart.It means …. earth. It means …. D. An electromagnetic wave is not mechanical wave and does not require any medium for propagating.
  • 8. 6. Given some electromagnetic spectra as follows 1. infrared 2. television wave 3. ultraviolet radiation 4. gamma rays The correct order of decreasing frequency of the electromagnetic spectra consists of…. • A. 4, 3, 1, 2
  • 9. Proof : • Sequence electromagnetic wave spectrum ranging from the smallest frequency to the greatest frequency : 1. radio wave 2. televison wave 3. micro wave 4.infra red 5. light 6. ultraviolet 7. x-ray 8. gamma
  • 10. 7. Among the following radio waves, the one which has the largest wave length is…..
  • 11. Proof : NO FREQUENCY (Hz) LONG WAVE 1. Very Long Frequency (VLF) 2. Low Frequency ( LF) 3. Medium Frequency (MF) 4. High Frequency (HF) 5. Very High Frequency (VHF) 6. Ultra High Frequency ( UHF)
  • 12. 8. The electromagnetic spectrum, that is usually used in technology of radio detection and ranging (radar) is… A.Radio waves B.Microwaves C.Infrared D.Gamma rays E.Television wave
  • 13. 9. The electromagnetic spectrum having the largest frequency is… A.Gamma ray B.X-ray C.Infrared D.Ultraviolet Radiation E.Radio wave
  • 14. 10. A radio station using the VHF wave broadcasts a program at frequency 100 MHz. If c = 3 x 108 m/s, the VHF wave length of the VHF wave is… A.333 m B.300 m C.3,3 m D.3,0 m E.1,0 m
  • 15. Because : We have : = 100 MHz = 10 8 Hz f c = 3 x 10 8 Question : ƛ = . . . ? Answer : c =ƛ. f 3 x 10 8 = ƛ . 10 8 = ƛ c = rapid propagation 3,0 m = ƛ of electromagnetic ƛwave = wave length the VHF wave length of the VHF wave is 3,0 m f = frequency
  • 16. 11. Based som exper i m e ent s, el ect r omagnet i c waves have som pr oper t i es, am e ong ot her s ar e as f ol l ows, except . . . . . . . . . a. They r equi r e a m edi um b. They ar e not i nf l uenced by t he el ect r i cf i el d c. The oci l l at i on i s per pendi cul ar t o t he pr opagat i on d. They can be r ef l ect ed and r ef r act ed e. They can exhi bi t pol ar i zat i on The answer i s: a. They requi re a m um edi Thi s  r esponse  was conf i r m ed by  sever al   el ect r omagnet i c pr oper t i es  as f ol l ows: ~ can  pr opagat e i n  a vacuum ~ i s t he  t r ansver se  wave ~ can exper i ence a  pol ar i zat i on , et c and  t her e ar e no  pr oper t i es  t hat says  ” t hey r equi r e a medi um . For m e det ai l s  can be f ound  on  page  115 . ” or
  • 17. 12. Of the followings, the one which is the property of an electromagnetic wave is.......... a. It can be difracted but cannot interfere b. It can be polarized but cannot interfere c. It can interfere and be difracted d. It can be bent by both electric and magnetic fields e. It requires a medium for propagating The answer is: c. It can interfere and be difracted
  • 18. 13. Consider the following statements (1) It does not propagate through a vacuum (2) Its speed is equal to the speed of light (3) It is electrically charged (4) It is produced by magnetic and electricfields To the correct statement (s) dealing with the properties of electromagnetic waves is (are)..... a. 1, 2, and 3 b. 1 and 2 c. 2 and 4 d. 4 e. 1, 2, 3, and 4 The answer is: c. 2 and 4 to prove the answer, the same as the previous problem.
  • 19. 14. THE fOllOwING aRE THE PROPERTIEs Of aN ElECTROMaGNETIC wavE, EXCEPT…… a.ITs sPEEd dOEs NOT dEPENd ON THE kINd Of ITs MEdIUM B.IT CaN BE REflECTEd C.ITs HIGHEsT sPEEd OCCURs IN a vaCUUM d.IT CaN BE POlaRIzEd E.IT CaN PROPaGaTE IN a vaCUUM
  • 20. 15. Consider the following statements 1)In the air, its speed is 2)It can propagate in a vacuum 3)It influences the film 4)It is longitudinal wave The statements that are properties of electromagnetic waves are…… a.1 and 2 b.1,2, and 3 c.1 and 4 d.2,3 and 4 e.3 and 4
  • 21. 16. The electromagnetic spectrum that has thev smallest wavelength is………… a.Gamma ray b.Radio wave c.Infrared d.X ray e.Ultraviolet radiation
  • 22. 17. Gamma ray, infrared, and ultraviolet radiation are electromagnetic waves. The correct statement dealing with the speeds of the electromagnetic waves is…. a. Gamma ray has the largest speed b. Ultraviolet radiation has the smallest speed c. Infrared has the largest speed d. Ultraviolet radiation gas a speed the magnitude of which is between gamma ray and infrared e. The three electromagnetic waves have the same speed The answer is .. a. Infrared has the largest speed Because infrared has the largest wave length.
  • 23. 18. If ultraviolet radiation, infrared, and X ray are represented by U, I, and X respectively, the correct order of increasing energy of those electromagnetic spectra is… a. U, I, X b. U, X, I c. I, X, U d. I, U, X e. X, I, U The answer is.. d. I, U, X
  • 24. 19. X ray has a wave length which is… a. Larger than 700 nm b. Between 400-700 nm c. Very larger than 700 nm d. Equal to 400 nm e. Much smaller than 400 nm The answer is … e. Much smaller than 400 nm Because, 1 nm = 10-9 m
  • 25. 20. The correct order of increasing wavelenght of the following electromagnetic spectra is... D. X ray,ultraviolet radiation, visiblelight, infrared Because the largest length is infrared, and the smallest lenght is X ray 21. An electromagnetic spectrumthat can be seen is... C. Visible light 22. The correct order of decreasing energy of the following electromagnetic spectra is... (A.Gamma ray, X ray, infrared)  Because gammaray is the largest frequency,and in Planck law, the frequency can influence energy, energy is proportional to the frequency
  • 26. 23. Among the following colours of light, the correct order of decreasing frequency is… C. blue; green; yellow; red. Warna Panjang gelombang x 10 -7(m) Frekuensi x 10 -14(Hz) Ungu 3,90 - 4,55 7,69 - 6,59 Biru 4,55 - 4,92 6,59 - 6,10 Hijau 4,92 - 5,77 6,10 - 5,20 Kuning 5,77 - 5,97 5,20 - 5,03 Jingga 5,97 - 6,22 5,03 - 4,82 Merah 6,22 - 7,80 4,82 - 3,84
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  • 28. 25. A radio station using the VHF wave broadcasts a program at a frequency of 100 MHz. If c = 3x108 m/s, the time required by the VHF wave to travel a distance of 60km is… Because : We Have: T = S : V = 60.000 3x108 = 1 . 5 x 103 n = 100KHz = 100.000Hz Question : … t? Answer : t = T . n = 1 . 100.000 = 20 s 5 x 103