Sound Waves
Waves
The Ear
Longitudinal Waves
Huh?
100

A quick back and forth movement.

What is a vibration.

100

The distance between two troughs or two crests.

What is a wavelength.

100

What does the ear drum do?

It vibrates and carries the sound wave.

100

What is a compression?

Particles close together in a wave.

100

When was the solar system created?

4.6 billion years ago

200

How high or low a sound is.

What is pitch.

200

A sound wave is what type of wave?

What is compressional/longitudinal.

200

What part of the ear is the pinna a part of?

The outer ear

200

What is a rarefraction? 

When particles are spread apart in a wave.

200

Which planet has lower gravity, Earth or Mars?

Mars

300

Sound is measured by this.

What is a decibel.

300

The distance between the resting point and the crest.

What is amplitude.

300

What does the auditory nerve do?

Brings signals to the brain so you can interrupt what you are hearing.

300

What is the amount of energy that the wave carries? (amplitude, frequency, or wavelength)

What is amplitude (energy)

300

What produces the majority of oxygen on earth?

Oceans

400

Three mediums sound can travel through.

What is gas, liquid, and solid.

400

The number of wave cycles that pass a given point in a certain amount of time.

What is frequency. 

400

What is the part of the ear that helps with balance?

Inner ear.

400

How do you measure frequency?

Hertz (hz)

400

How many bones do adults have in their body?

206

500

Sound travels best through this.

What is a solid.

500

Particles move back and forth (or side to side) in this type of wave.

What is a longitudinal wave. 

500

What are the 3 bones in the ear?

Hammer, anvil, and stirrup.

500

What waves transfer

What is energy

500

What animal has more vocal chords, a cat or a dog?

A cat! (100) dogs only have 10

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