
Sound: Lesson Review
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9th Grade
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Taryn Nurse
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6 Slides • 13 Questions
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Light Energy travels in transverse waves
Sound energy travels in longitudinal waves
S
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Multiple Choice
Another name for a longitudinal wave is a ________________ wave
reflection
electromagnetic
compression
echo
4
Multiple Choice
Longitudinal waves rely on the vibration of __________
sound
particles
energy
echoes
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Multiple Choice
A rarefaction is caused when ________________
particles separate in a sound wave
particles bounce off of each other in a sound wave
particles squeeze together in a sound wave
particles reverse direction in a sound wave
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Multiple Choice
Identify part B of the sound wave
compression
wavelength
trough
echo
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Multiple Choice
Can we hear sound in a vacuum?
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
Identify part A
rarefaction
reflection
wavelength
compression
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There are 3 characteristics of sound
Subject | Subject
Quality: this allows us to differentiate one sound from another
Pitch: how high or low a sound is
Loudness: the volume of a sound
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Multiple Choice
Loudness is measured in
Bass Level
BL
degrees
o
Nanometers
nm
decibels
Db
12
Multiple Choice
Frequency is measured in ____________
Joules
J
Nanometers
Nm
Decibels
Db
Hertz
Hz
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Amplitude affects volume of a sound. when increased a sound will be louder
Frequency of wavelengths affects pitch. Increasing wavelengths means increasing pitch or highness of a note
Interpreting sound waves
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Multiple Choice
the pitch of a sound is affected by the _______________ of the wave
decibels
frequency
amplitude
rarefaction
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Multiple Choice
If the amplitude of a sound wave increases, it will be ____________
louder
more high
quieter
more low
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Multiple Choice
Describe the sound this wave would produce
high pitched and quiet
low pitched and quiet
high pitched and loud
low pitched and loud
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Multiple Choice
Which of these waves would sound louder?
the left wave
the right wave
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Multiple Choice
Describe the sound this wave would produce
high pitched and quiet
low pitched and quiet
high pitched and loud
low pitched and loud
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An echo is produced when a sound hits a hard object and bounces back
Echoes are used in:
echolocation
calculating distance
sonar technology
finding the depth of water
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