Tuning Fork
Sound Sources
Sound Receivers
Vibration
Review
100

What happened when we hit the tuning fork on a wood block?

It made a sound

OR 

It vibrated

100

What is a sound source?

Something that makes a sound.

100

What is a sound receiver?

Something that hears a sound.

100

What is vibration?

A fast back and forth movement

100

True or False: We can see the moon during the day and at night.

True

200

When you hit a tuning fork on a piece of wood, it makes a sound. You hear a sound because the tuning fork is doing what?

Vibrating

200

What is the sound source, a deer's ears or a guitar?

A guitar

200

What is the sound receiver, a deer's ears or a guitar?

A deer's ears.

200

What causes sound?

Vibration

200

What does a plant need to grow?

Water, Sunlight, Nutrients (Soil), Space

300

How can you stop the sound of the tuning fork?

Touch the tuning fork with your hand to stop the vibration.

300

What is the sound source, a drum or an ear?

A drum

300

What is the sound receiver, a drum or an ear?

An ear

300

True or false: Vibration is caused by sound.

False. Sound is caused by vibration.
300

A place where an animal lives is called its ___________.

Habitat

400

What caused the ping pong ball to move and the water to splash when the tuning fork touched them?

The tuning fork was vibrating, and made the objects move.

400

What is the sound source, a cricket's leg or a saxophone?

A saxophone

400

What is the sound receiver, a cricket's legs or a saxophone?

A cricket's legs - they have sound sensors on their legs! 

400

A student made a kazoo. The student puts his mouth on the open end of the kazoo. He sings into the kazoo. The kazoo makes his voice sound fuzzy because the sound he is making causes the waxed paper to __________.

Vibrate

400

What type of cloud tells us that a storm might be coming?

Cumulus Cloud