The nature of sound
Properties of sound
Hearing sound
Waves
Electromagnetic spectrum
100

This starts with a vibration.

What is a sound wave?

100

This happens when you stretch  your vocal cords.

What is a high pitch?

100

The liquid filled cavity shaped like snail shell.

What is the cochlea?

100

This is the bottom of the wave.

What is a trough?

100

This has the longest wavelength.

What is a radio wave?

200

This is  the most common medium.

What is air?

200

The amount of energy a sound wave carries per second.

what is intensity?

200

These vibrate behind the eardrum.

what is the anvil, hammer, stirrup?

200

These types of waves require a medium to travel.

What is a mechanical wave?

200

This is the most dangerous wave.

What is a gamma ray?

300

This is a common medium.

What is air?

300

Frequency dogs hear up to.

What is 45,000 hertz?

300

This is the part of the ear you can see.

What is the pinna?

300

This wave moves back and forth.

What is a longitudinal wave?

300

These waves produce vitamin d.

What is ultraviolet Rays.

400

This depends on the temperature, density, and stiffness.

What is speed?

400

The change in frequency of a wave as its source moves in relation to an observer is called.

What is the doppler effect?

400

This sends messages to the brain to process sound.

What is the auditory nerve?

400

This is the length from compression to the next compression.

What is amplitude for a longitudinal wave?

400

The wave with a shorter wavelength and higher frequency than radio waves.

What is a microwave?

500

This is the solid that sound can go fastest through.

What is a diamond?

500

The animal that can hear the highest frequency.

What is a mouse?

500

This helps you hear if you have a problem in your cochlea.

What is an cochlear implant?

500

This is a longitudinal and a transverse wave.

What is a surface wave?

500

This shows temperature in different regions.

What is a thermogram?