Question
There is one exception to the rule that waves don't move matter. What is it?
A
When ocean waves push water onto the shore.
B
When a fish swims through a lake or pond.
C
When a seagull is floating on the ocean's water.
D
When lightning makes the sound of thunder move
A
When ocean waves push water onto the shore.
B
When a fish swims through a lake or pond.
C
When a seagull is floating on the ocean's water.
D
When lightning makes the sound of thunder move
Answers
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The correct answer is **A: When ocean waves push water onto the shore.**
In this case, although the waves themselves are disturbances that travel through the water, they can indeed move water particles (a form of matter) towards the shore, demonstrating that movement is an exception to the general rule regarding waves and matter.
In this case, although the waves themselves are disturbances that travel through the water, they can indeed move water particles (a form of matter) towards the shore, demonstrating that movement is an exception to the general rule regarding waves and matter.
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