That's a Sound idea!
Making Waves? Sounds Good
Sound you later!
That sounds about right!
Ringing in the ears!
100
What is the type of energy made by vibrations?
What is sound energy.
100
True or False. High Frequency causes a lower sound to occur.
A. True
B. False
What is B. False.
High Frequency = Higher sound
100
True or false. Faster vibrations causes sounds in a higher pitch.
A. False
B. True
What is B. True
Remember Faster Vibrations = Higher Pitch
100
Which of the following is not related to sound energy?
A. Longitudinal Wave
B. Friction
C. Vibration
D. High Frequency
What is B. Friction.
100
Which of the following instruments have to be struck to make a sound?
A. Trumpet
B. Piano
C. Clarinet
D. Snare Drum
What are B. Piano, and D. Snare Drum.
200
What is the movement of sound energy called?
A. Sound Pitch
B. Sound Waves
C. Sound Peaks
D. Transverse
What is B. sound waves.
200
What causes the flute to produce sound energy?
A. The Flute has potential energy.
B. The act of a person blowing into it causes it to vibrate.
C. Flutes make longitudinal waves without needing to be played.
D. The flute does not make sound that a human ear can hear.
What is B. The act of a person blowing into it causes it to vibrate.
200
Slower vibrations causes what to occur?
A. Rarefaction
B. Longitudinal wave to form
C. A sound with a lower pitch
What is C. A sound with a lower pitch
200
True or False. Tightening of a drum's surface area (where you strike it to produce sound) will decrease its vibration.
A. True
B. False
What is B. False.
Tightening the top of the drum (where it is struck) will increase the vibration.
200
True or False. Playing a guitar is different from playing other instruments because it only makes sound in one direction.
A. False
B. True
What is A. False, because the guitar produces sound in all directions.
300
This is the scientific term for how high or low a sound is?
What is pitch.
300
What is the name of number 4 on this diagram?
What is Wavelength.
300
Which of these statements is false?
A. The movement of molecules back and forth, carrying energy, is how sound moves through the air.
B. When vibrations are fast, they produce high-frequency notes.
C. The order of how fast sound travels in the states of matter is solid, gas, and liquid.
What is C. The order of how fast sound travels in the states of matter is: solid, gas, and liquid.
The correct order is: solid, liquid, and gas.
300
What is the name of number 3 on this diagram?
What is rarefaction.
300
Which makes the loudest sound from the following?
A. The ocean
B. A lion
C. A tornado
D. The sound of a river
What is C. A tornado.
400
When vibrations are slow it creates...
A. Middle Frequency notes
B. High Frequency notes
C. Low Frequency notes
What is C. Low Frequency Notes
400
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
N/A
400
What happens when a musician strikes a drum with a mallet?
A. The drum produces mechanical energy.
B. The drum has increased potential energy.
C. The drum vibrates and creates sound energy.
D. The drum attacks the musician.
What is C. The drum vibrates and creates sound energy.
400
Why does sound travel faster in solids than in other materials (liquids and gases)?
What is because solid's molecules are closer together and have a structure.
400
Which makes the least amount of sound?
A. A whisper
B. Space
C. A cat purring
D. Classical music
What is B. Space, Because in space, no sound can be made, no air molecules can cause vibrations.
500
This is the scientific term for the number of occurrences of a repeating event per unit of time (how often a sound might be made)?
What is Frequency.
500
A low frequency will cause what to happen?
A. A compression wave
B. A sound energy increase
C. A lower sound to occur
D. An increase in mass of the matter
What is C. A lower sound to occur.
500
How does a cheerleader yell their cheer to fans in the stands?
A. Uses nuclear energy to produce sound energy.
B. Causes vibrations in the air, producing sound waves.
C. Creates friction in the molecules around her.
What is B. Causes vibrations in the air, producing sound waves.
500
What is the order of the speed of sound through the states of matter from slowest to fastest?
What is Gases, Liquids, and Solids.
500
What is the name of number 1 on this diagram?
What is compression.