
Properties of Sound
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Jasper Silva
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Properties of Sound Waves
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Reorder
Reorder the properties of sound to match the acronym:
Wavelength
Frequency
Amplitude
Phase
Period
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Multiple Choice
What is a 'Phase'?
A cycle of compression and rarefaction
The size or extent of a cycle
The positioning of a sound wave within a cycle
The positioning of a sound wave
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Multiple Choice
What is 'Frequency'?
The speed of a repeating sound/wave
The amount of seconds per cycle
The amount of wavelengths per sound
The amount of cycles per second
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Match
Match the following:
Low Frequency
No Frequency
High Frequency
Low Pitch
No Pitch
High Pitch
Low Pitch
No Pitch
High Pitch
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Fill in the Blanks
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Multiple Select
What is a 'Period'?
The amount of seconds per cycle
The time it takes a wavelength to travel between the listener and the source
The amount of cycles per second
Blood?
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Multiple Choice
What is 'wavelength'?
The wave creating the sound
The distance between the source and the listener
The amount of time it takes the sound to travel between the listener and the source
The distance taken to complete a cycle
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Multiple Choice
What is the calculation used to determine wavelength?
speed divided by frequency = wavelength
period divided by frequency = wavelength
amplitude divided by frequency = wavelength
physical distance divided by the speed of sound = wavelength
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Multiple Select
What is 'Amplitude'?
Measures gusto
The volume of the sound from the original source
The extent which the air pressure changes
The pressure of the sound wave
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Multiple Choice
Higher amplitude sounds will....
Have less extreme compression and rarefaction
Have more extreme compression and less extreme rarefaction
Have more extreme rarefaction and less extreme compression
Have more extreme compression and rarefaction
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Fill in the Blanks
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Match
Which unit of measurement is used for each of the properties?
Amplitude
Period
Wavelength
Frequency
Decibels [dB SPL]
Seconds/ Milliseconds
Metres
Hertz [Hz]
Decibels [dB SPL]
Seconds/ Milliseconds
Metres
Hertz [Hz]
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Fill in the Blanks
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Multiple Choice
1 cycle per second is equal to...
0.01 Hz
1 Hz
1000 Hz
1 kHz
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Fill in the Blanks
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Multiple Choice
True or False: Any sound in a given material will travel at the same speed.
True
False
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Fill in the Blanks
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Multiple Choice
1 Hz has a period of...
1 millisecond
Half a second
1 second
half a millisecond
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Match
FINALLY: Match each of the properties of sound to their definitions
Wavelength
Frequency
Amplitude
Phase
Period
The distance taken to complete a cycle
The amount of cycles per second
The extent of air pressure changes
Positioning of wavelength during cycle
The amount of seconds per cycle
The distance taken to complete a cycle
The amount of cycles per second
The extent of air pressure changes
Positioning of wavelength during cycle
The amount of seconds per cycle
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