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Dropping in
Good Vibrations
How Sound Travels
Jared does not know this
Rachel knows it!
100
An object or material that vibrates in a way that makes sound
What is SOUND RECEIVER
100
The speed at which something vibrates
What is FREQUECY
100
An instrument to listen for sounds in the body
What is STETHOSCOPE
100
An instrument used to measure the frequencies of sounds
What is an OSCILLOSCOPE
100
The first note
What is C
200
The loudness of a sound
What is VOLUME
200
How high or low a sound is
What is PITCH
200
The innermost part of the ear, containing the essential organs of hearing and equilibrium
What is INNER EAR
200
A flap of flesh and cartilage visible on the sides of many animals' heads
What is the OUTER EAR
200
To adjust the musical pitch
What is TUNE
300
Hoew an object looks, feels, sounds, or tastes
What is PROPERTY
300
The degree to which a material has been stretched
What is TENSION
300
To make a sound louder
What is AMPLIFY
300
A tiny particle of matter
What is a MOLECULE
300
A name given to an 'common' violin
What is FIDDLE
400
Something that detects sound
What is SOUND RECEIVER
400
A musical instrument made from a set of bars or tubes of different lengths
What is XYLOPHONE
400
A funnel shaped device that can amplify sounds at a receiver
What is a MEGAPHONE
400
The mass of nerve cells and fibers in the skull
What is BRAIN
400
An African instrument
What is a KALIMBA
500
A rapid back-and-forth movement
What is VIBRATION
500
Unit of measurment of Frequency
What is HERTZ (Hz)
500
Unit of measure of VOLUME
What is DECIBEL (db)
500
The ability to identify sounds as different from one another
What is SOUND DISCRIMINATION
500
Something used to produce music (it is not boom-box!)
What is an INSTRUMENT