Sound
Light
Sound
Light
Light & Sound
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What is sound? How is sound created?
Sound is waves of vibrations passing through a medium. Sound is created when objects vibrate and move molecules.
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What are the primary colors that made up light?
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet.
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What is the unit of measurement for frequency?
- Hertz.
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What are the primary colors of the visible spectrum?
-Green -Blue -Red
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What is the speed of light?
300,000km per second.
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What is the unit of measurement for loudness?
-Decibels
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In dyes what do all colors added together make? In light what do all colors added together make?
Black. White.
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Does sound travel faster in more or less dense mediums?Why?
Sound travels faster in dense mediums because the molecules are so close together that vibrations pass through more easily.
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What can happen when light hits an object?
When light hits an object it can either be absorbed, reflected, or refracted.
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What are opaque, transparent, and translucent objects?
-Opaque:Doesn't let light pass through it. -Transparent: Lets light pass through it. -Translucent: Semi-transparent.
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What are the 3 primary regions of the human ear?
Outer Ear, Middle Ear, and Inner Ear.
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What are the different wavelengths that make up light in electromagnetic spectrum?
Radio, Microwave, Infrared, Visible, Ultraviolet, X-ray, Gamma
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Like light, is sound able to travel through a vacuum?
Unlike light sound is not bake to travel through a vacuum because there are no molecules to vibrate.
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How is a shadow created?
A shadow is created when light hits an opaque.
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When are hearing aides used? What do they do?
when hearing has been damaged, hearing aides can be used. They detect sounds and amplify them into the ear canal.
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What body parts do outers ear consist of? What do they do?
-Auricle: Collects sound waves. -Ear Canal: Passage way for waves to ear drum.
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List the primary colors of light inorder from highest wavelength to lowest wavelength.
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet.
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Explain what pitch, frequency, amplification and resonance mean.
Pitch: The high or low produced by wavelength frequency. Frequency: A measure of how many wavelengths pass by in a given time. Amplification: The height of a sound waves' amplitude (volume). Resonance: When objects vibrate more at special frequencies.
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What are the mirrors types? What happens when light hits them?
- Plane Mirror: Reflects light. - Concave: Bends towards the light. - Convex Mirror: Bends away from the light.
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What is a hearing range? What is the human hearing range?
A hearing range is the range of frequencies that a living thing is able to detect. -Human Hearing Range: 20-20,000Hz.
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Describe the steps of how we hear sounds.
1. Sound waves are collected by the ear lobe or pinna. 2. The waves travel along the ear canal. 3. The waves make the ear drum vibrate. 4. The small bones amplify the vibrations. 5. The cochlea turns these into electrical signals. 6. The auditory nerve takes the signals to the brain.
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What do light filters do? What is this process called?
Light filters are used to absord some wavelengths of light and let others pass through. This process is called transmission.
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Name the parts of the wave and what they represent.
-Amplitude: Height of wave. -Wavelength: Distance between crests or troughs. -Crest: Highest point of wave. -Trough: Lowest point of wave.
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Explain how prisms are able to separate light? What is this process called?
Prisms are able to separate light by slowing down the light, which changes its direction. This process is called refraction.
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What are Ocsilloscopes? What do they do?
Ocsilloscopes are machines used to measure sound waves and visualize them on a screen. They show amplitude, wavelength, and frequency.
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