Changes in Matter
Distance Time Graphs
Sound Waves
The Human Ear
General Knowledge
100

This type of change happens when ice melts into water.

Physical Change

100

A horizontal line on a distance-time graph shows this.

object is not moving
100

Sound is produced when an object does this.

vibrate

100

The part of the ear that vibrates first when sound enters.

eardrum

100

CH₄ + O₂ → CO₂ + H₂O: 

CH₄ and O₂ are called this.

reactants

200

A reaction where new substances are formed.

Chemical Change

200

The formula to calculate average speed.

distance / time

200

The unit for measuring loudness.

decibel (db)

200

Astronauts need these to talk in space.

radios

200

CH₄ + O₂ → CO₂ + H₂O: 

CO₂ and H₂O are called this.

products

300

This is why a straw appears bent when placed in water.

refraction

300

If a car travels 150m in 30 seconds, its average speed is this.

5 m/s

300

This wave behavior causes an echo.

reflection

300

These particles move when sound travels through air.

What are air particles?

300

A loud sound wave has a high value of this.

Amplitude

400

This type of change happens when paper is burnt.

Chemical change

400

A straight diagonal line going up shows this.

constant speed

400

If the frequency of a wave increases, this happens to the pitch.

becomes higher

400

This part of the ear helps turn vibrations into signals to the brain.

What is the cochlea? (or inner ear)

400

A low-pitched sound has a low value of this.

frequency


500

This is the key difference between a chemical and physical change.

chemical change creates a new substance, but a physical change does not

500

This is what a steeper line on the graph tells us.

faster speed

500

Sound cannot travel in this environment.

vacuum (like space)

500

Without this, sound cannot travel.

What is a medium (solid, liquid, gas)?

500

A soft material like foam causes this type of sound behavior.

absorption