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This is a disturbance that moves energy from place to place.

A wave

100

This is what we call the science of sounds. 

Acoustics

100

It moves through matter in waves. 

Sound

100

This is what Smooth, hard surfaces usually do to sound. 

Reflect

200

This is a sound wave that bounces back toward its source and is heard again. 

A wavelength

200

The intensity of a sound is measured in this. 

Decibels

200

This is how high or low a sound is. 

Pitch

200

Objects that vibrate quickly have this kind of pitch.

High pitch

300

Most sounds we hear travels through this. 

Air

300

This is a vibration that can be heard. 

Sound

300

This is what rough, fuzzy surfaces usually do to sound.

Absorb

300

The loudness or softness of a sound is called this.

Its volume

400

This is a machine that changes sound waves into electrical pictures seen on a graph.

Oscilloscope 

400

The part of a sound wave where the motion of each vibration pushes together some of the particles of matter is called this. 

Compression

400

Most of the sounds that we hear are this of several waves.

a blend

400

A harsh, unwanted, or surprising sound is often called this.        

noise

500

Musical instruments that are played at the same pitch and volume still sound different because of this. 

Timbre

500

Both singing and speaking are caused by vibrations of the vocal cords inside this part of the body. 

Larynx/ Voice box

500

They travel in all directions, away from the source of the sound. 

Sound waves

500

Sound waves that travel through matter are described as this.

Mechanical waves

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