The point of these questions is to stimulate curiosity and to demonstrate that waves have some interesting properties. At an introductory stage you must leave many questions unanswered.
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These examples are cliche and boring. Why would I be interested in how beats are formed or how ocean waves carry energy unless I already have a love of physics in which case a lesson just for "appetite" is a waste of time anyway. How about starting with questions like "what is the difference between tsunami and ocean waves?" or "how does a nuclear bomb kills?".
A great selection of simple wave experiments. Worth a look if you are after adding a little more practical work to lessons or adding a few quick demos on waves.
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