Chapter 11: Waves

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Chapter 11: Waves


Mots Croisés Chapter 11: WavesVersion en ligne Science vocabulary, parts of ears par ANA 1 [olas u ondas] Disturbances that move outward across the surface of the water after something, like a raindrop, hits it, forming expanding concentric circles. 2 [ondas mecánicas] Waves that require a material medium to propagate, such as air, water, or solids, and cannot travel through a vacuum. 3 [ondas electromagnéticas] Waves that can travel without a material medium and are the only type capable of propagating through a vacuum. 4 [crestas] The highest points of a wave, where the surface moves upward relative to the baseline. 5 [valles] The lowest points of a wave, where the surface moves downward relative to the baseline. 6 [amplitud] The distance from the baseline to the highest point of the crest or the lowest point of the trough; it represents the maximum height a wave reaches and is related to the amount of energy the wave carries. 7 [ciclo] Series of phases that repeat continuously in the same order. 8 [reflexión] The change of direction of a wave when it bounces back after hitting a smooth surface or barrier. 9 [eco] A repeating sound produced when sound waves are reflected backward. 10 [refracción] The change in the speed and direction of a wave as it passes from one medium to another. 11 [interferencia] A phenomenon that occurs when two or more waves meet while traveling through the same medium, temporarily combining before continuing unaffected. 8 4 7 1 2 3 6 11 9 5 10 1 [sonido] A form of energy produced when something vibrates and creates waves that can be heard. 2 [fuente de sonido] Anything that produces sound by causing matter to vibrate. 3 [vibraciones] Small, rapid movements of the particles of a material that create sound. 4 [onda sonora] A wave produced by vibrations that travels through a material until it reaches a receiver. 5 [receptor] The object or organism that receives the sound wave, such as our ears. 6 [velocidad de onda] The rate at which a sound wave travels through a medium, such as air, water, or solids. 7 [oídos] The organs of the hearing system that receive sound waves and allow us to perceive and distinguish sounds. 8 [frecuencia] The number of vibrations produced in a unit of time, measured in hertz (Hz). 9 (Hz) [hercio] The unit that measures frequency, equal to one vibration per second. 10 [tono] How high or low a sound is perceived, determined by the frequency of the wave. 11 [timbre] The unique sound quality that allows us to distinguish one sound source from another, even when playing the same note. 12 [intensidad] The strength of a sound, related to the amplitude of the wave and measured in decibels (dB). 13 (dB) [decibelio] The unit used to measure the intensity of a sound. 14 [sonoridad] A person’s perception of sound intensity; how loud or soft a sound seems. 14 4 9 6 3 13 11 12 7 8 10 2 5 1 [oído] Where sound enters the hearing system. 2 [canal auditivo] The passage through which sound travels to reach the eardrum. 3 [tímpano] A membrane that vibrates when it receives sound and passes those vibrations to the ossicles. 4 [huesecillos] The three tiny bones—malleus, incus, and stapes—that transmit vibrations in that order. 5 [cóclea] A spiral-shaped structure containing tiny hairs (cilia) that move with vibrations and create a nerve impulse. 6 [nervio auditivo] The nerve that carries the impulse to the brain, where sound is interpreted. 5 6 4 1 3

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Chapter 11: WavesVersion en ligne

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[olas u ondas] Disturbances that move outward across the surface of the water after something, like a raindrop, hits it, forming expanding concentric circles.

[ondas mecánicas] Waves that require a material medium to propagate, such as air, water, or solids, and cannot travel through a vacuum.

[ondas electromagnéticas] Waves that can travel without a material medium and are the only type capable of propagating through a vacuum.

[crestas] The highest points of a wave, where the surface moves upward relative to the baseline.

[valles] The lowest points of a wave, where the surface moves downward relative to the baseline.

[amplitud] The distance from the baseline to the highest point of the crest or the lowest point of the trough; it represents the maximum height a wave reaches and is related to the amount of energy the wave carries.

[ciclo] Series of phases that repeat continuously in the same order.

[reflexión] The change of direction of a wave when it bounces back after hitting a smooth surface or barrier.

[eco] A repeating sound produced when sound waves are reflected backward.

[refracción] The change in the speed and direction of a wave as it passes from one medium to another.

[interferencia] A phenomenon that occurs when two or more waves meet while traveling through the same medium, temporarily combining before continuing unaffected.

[sonido] A form of energy produced when something vibrates and creates waves that can be heard.

[fuente de sonido] Anything that produces sound by causing matter to vibrate.

[vibraciones] Small, rapid movements of the particles of a material that create sound.

[onda sonora] A wave produced by vibrations that travels through a material until it reaches a receiver.

[receptor] The object or organism that receives the sound wave, such as our ears.

[velocidad de onda] The rate at which a sound wave travels through a medium, such as air, water, or solids.

[oídos] The organs of the hearing system that receive sound waves and allow us to perceive and distinguish sounds.

[frecuencia] The number of vibrations produced in a unit of time, measured in hertz (Hz).

(Hz) [hercio] The unit that measures frequency, equal to one vibration per second.

[tono] How high or low a sound is perceived, determined by the frequency of the wave.

[timbre] The unique sound quality that allows us to distinguish one sound source from another, even when playing the same note.

[intensidad] The strength of a sound, related to the amplitude of the wave and measured in decibels (dB).

(dB) [decibelio] The unit used to measure the intensity of a sound.

[sonoridad] A person’s perception of sound intensity; how loud or soft a sound seems.

[oído] Where sound enters the hearing system.

[canal auditivo] The passage through which sound travels to reach the eardrum.

[tímpano] A membrane that vibrates when it receives sound and passes those vibrations to the ossicles.

[huesecillos] The three tiny bones—malleus, incus, and stapes—that transmit vibrations in that order.

[cóclea] A spiral-shaped structure containing tiny hairs (cilia) that move with vibrations and create a nerve impulse.

[nervio auditivo] The nerve that carries the impulse to the brain, where sound is interpreted.