Sources of Sound
Sources of Light
Characteristics of Sound
Behaviour of Light
100
  • What are some natural sources of sound?

Animals, people, wind, thunder, etc.

100

Name a natural source of light.

The Sun, stars, some plants and animals, lightning, fire

100

What is volume?

How loud or quiet a sound is.

100

Describe how light travels from its source.


In a straight line.

200

Which part of a guitar vibrates to produce sound?


The strings

200

How do some plants and animals create their own light?

Bioluminescence


200

What is pitch?

How high or low a sound is

200

What term is used to explain when light bounces off a surface?

Reflection

300

Name a human-made source of sound other than speakers or headphones.

Whistle, car, instruments, machines etc.

300

Can fire be considered a source of light? Why or why not?

Yes, it is. It is a form of energy that helps us see. 

300

What is duration?

How long a sound lasts for.

300

When does light bend as it moves from one material to another?

Refraction

400

How can sound travel through different materials?


Gas/Air - Slow

Liquid - Medium

Solids - Fast

400

How is electricity related to the production of light?


Electricity powers lightbulbs. 

400

Does sound travel through solids? Provide an example.


Yes. 

Cup and string.

Fork and string.

400

What is dispersion?


When regular light travels through materials and splits into many colours. Rainbow. Prism.

500

Explain how vibrations produce sound.

The vibrations cause waves that travel to our ears.

500

What effect does the Sun have on the Earth's environment?

It provides light during the day.

500

How can you differentiate between a quiet and a loud sound?

A quiet sound is harder to hear, a loud sound may hurt your ears.

500

How does light passing through water differ from passing through air?

The light may reflect or refract when traveling through water.