Properties of Sound Waves
Sound and Matter
GoOd LuCk
On Your Own
100

What kind of wave is sound wave?

Longitudinal Wave

100

It is a reflected sound wave and its strength depends on the reflecting surface.

Echo

100

What do you call the science of sound

Acoustic

100
The distance a wave oscillates from its resting position
What is amplitude?
200

Sound waves are mechanical waves, so they must always travel through  

Matter

200

The bouncing back of a sound when it hits a barrier is called 

Reflection

200

It is a region in a longitudinal wave where the particles are furthest apart

Rarefaction

200

Connected to the mouth to equalize pressure in its air-filled cavity. Contains three tiny bones that sound waves travel across.

Middle Ear

300

Through which medium does sound travel the fastest?

Solid

300

People use this type of echolocation to locate objects underwater. 

Sonar

300

The region in a longitudinal wave where the particles are closest together.

Compression

300

What was the name (First name and last name) of your old science teacher.

Julio Fajardo

400

frequency is measured by this

Hertz

400

Waves combine to form bigger waves.  It causes loud sounds, such as sonic booms.



Constructive Waves

400

Jet planes moving faster than the speed of sound can produce a very loud sound called a

Sonic Boom

400

True or False

Resonance is important for making music. 



True

500

Some properties of the sound are:

Frequency, Amplitude and Pitch

500

Happens when two or more sound waves overlap and combine to form one wave.



Interference

500

List the two main factors that affect the speed of sound are

Temperature and the medium

500

Some animals—such as dolphins, bats, and beluga whales—use echoes to hunt for food and find objects in their path. This is called



 echolocation.

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