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Sound is a "collision" of particles. Solids are like a crowded room—the message travels faster because people are closer together

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Kristine May Durens

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Froggy Jumps SOUNDSVersion en ligne Sound is a "collision" of particles. Solids are like a crowded room—the message travels faster because people are closer together par Kristine May Durens 1 How is sound produced? a When matter stands completely still b When matter vibrates c When light reflects off an object 2 What type of wave is a sound wave? a Transverse wave b Electromagnetic wave c Longitudinal wave 3 What do you call the distance from one compression to the next in a longitudinal wave? a Amplitude b Wavelength c Frequency 4 How does frequency affect the pitch of a sound? a The lower the frequency, the higher the pitch b The greater the frequency, the higher the pitch c Frequency has no effect on pitch 5 Sound waves can travel through solids, liquids, and gases, but they CANNOT travel through which of the following? a Water b A vacuum c Air 6 Hearing a sound while your ear is pressed against a table is direct evidence that sound can travel through which medium? a A gas b A liquid c A solid 7 Why are sound waves unable to travel through a vacuum, such as outer space? a Because a vacuum is too cold for waves to form b Because a vacuum lacks a medium (matter) to vibrate and transmit the wave c Because a vacuum absorbs all light and sound completely 8 Which of the following is an example of a transverse wave? a Sound waves b Ocean waves c Tuning fork vibrations 9 When a sound wave travels through the air and reaches your ear, what does it directly cause your eardrum to do? a Vibrate in sync with the incoming wave b Expand and change its shape permanently c Generate its own heat and light energy 10 what is required for a sound wave to travel from a source to a listener? a A vacuum b A medium like solids, liquids, or gases c An electromagnetic field

Froggy Jumps

SOUNDSVersion en ligne

Sound is a "collision" of particles. Solids are like a crowded room—the message travels faster because people are closer together

par Kristine May Durens

How is sound produced?

When matter stands completely still

When matter vibrates

When light reflects off an object

What type of wave is a sound wave?

Transverse wave

Electromagnetic wave

Longitudinal wave

What do you call the distance from one compression to the next in a longitudinal wave?

Amplitude

Wavelength

Frequency

How does frequency affect the pitch of a sound?

The lower the frequency, the higher the pitch

The greater the frequency, the higher the pitch

Frequency has no effect on pitch

Sound waves can travel through solids, liquids, and gases, but they CANNOT travel through which of the following?

Water

A vacuum

Air

Hearing a sound while your ear is pressed against a table is direct evidence that sound can travel through which medium?

A gas

A liquid

A solid

Why are sound waves unable to travel through a vacuum, such as outer space?

Because a vacuum is too cold for waves to form

Because a vacuum lacks a medium (matter) to vibrate and transmit the wave

Because a vacuum absorbs all light and sound completely

Which of the following is an example of a transverse wave?

Sound waves

Ocean waves

Tuning fork vibrations

When a sound wave travels through the air and reaches your ear, what does it directly cause your eardrum to do?

Vibrate in sync with the incoming wave

Expand and change its shape permanently

Generate its own heat and light energy

what is required for a sound wave to travel from a source to a listener?

A vacuum

A medium like solids, liquids, or gases

An electromagnetic field

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SOUNDSVersion en ligne

par Kristine May Durens

How is sound produced?

What type of wave is a sound wave?

What do you call the distance from one compression to the next in a longitudinal wave?

How does frequency affect the pitch of a sound?

Sound waves can travel through solids, liquids, and gases, but they CANNOT travel through which of the following?

Hearing a sound while your ear is pressed against a table is direct evidence that sound can travel through which medium?

Why are sound waves unable to travel through a vacuum, such as outer space?

Which of the following is an example of a transverse wave?

When a sound wave travels through the air and reaches your ear, what does it directly cause your eardrum to do?

what is required for a sound wave to travel from a source to a listener?

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