Vocabulary
Characteristics of Sound
General
Sound Video
Bonus
100

A rapid back-and-forth movement

What is vibration?

100

The four characteristics of sound.

What are pitch, loudness, duration and timbre?

100

When there are many vibrations per second. 

What is a high pitch?

100

The animal that makes a sound by moving its wings.

What is a cricket?

100

The country Emily is from.

What is the United States (USA)?

200

Waves that follow a regular pattern. (Hint: This is something you can hear)

What is sound?

200

The length of time a sound vibration is maintained.

What is duration?

200

When there are few vibrations per second.

What is a low pitch?

200

The object used to tune a piano.

What is a tuning fork?

200

The state Emily is from.

What is California?

300

Waves that follow an irregular pattern. These waves are hard to measure.

What is noise?

300

This characteristic of sound can be described as high or low.

What is pitch?

300

Can sound waves travel through water?


Yes, sound waves can travel through water.

300

Which sound is louder? The sound of a helicopter or a frog?

The sound of a helicopter.

300

The state capital of California.

What is Sacramento?

400

Vibrations that move through the air or water.

What are sound waves?

400

This is also called volume. It can be described as soft or loud.

What is loudness?

400

True/False

A violin has the same timbre as a trumpet?

False

400

The object the kids use to make a kazoo.

What is a straw?

400

Emily's favorite musical instrument.

What is the violin?

500

The thing that transmits sound. (What the sound waves move through)

What is a medium?

500

The quality of sound that tells us what produced it.

What is timbre?

500

A factor that affects loudness.

What is the distance between the emitter(source of the sound) and the listener?

AND/OR

What is the density of the medium that transmits the sound?