Definitions
True or False
Perform a Task
100
When something quivers or shakes

Vibration

100

Sound travels faster in a gas than a liquid

False

100

Play each of the three sounds you can make on a Styrofoam cup + rice or beans instrument.

Shaking right side up, shaking upside down, shaking on its side
200

A wave that travels back and forth in a straight line

Longitudinal wave

200

It is possible to trick your ears into thinking you hear one thing when it is actually another. 

True- Think of the Lion Roarer

200

Use the Slinky to demonstrate a transverse wave and a longitudinal wave

Transverse waves look like ocean waves. Longitudinal waves are compression, side to side waves.

300

The unit used to measure sound

Decibels

300

A person who helps people with hearing and balance problems is called an audiologist.

True

300

Talk for two minutes as if you were trying to convince someone they should take better care of their ears and turn the music down.

-You will damage your ears (maybe permanently)

-Etc.

400

The highness and lowness of sound

Pitch

400

ASL stands for American Signal Language

False- American Sign Language

400

Demonstrate how to make a flute using a straw and a pair of scissors.

Cut the tip of the straw into a point. Flatten the tip with your teeth. Blow.

500

The loudness and softness of sound

Volume

500
Sound travels faster than light.
False
500

Spell your name using ASL (without looking at the handout if possible)

Answers will vary.

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