Pitch
Volume
Sound Energy
Pitch/Volume 2.0
Miscellanous
100

Someone with a deep voice.

Low pitch

100

A whipser

Soft volume

100

Quick back and forth movements are ____?

Vibrations

100

Late one night your brother’s loud music wakes you up. What property of sound is this an example of?

Volume

100

What is foley art?

Art that is the recreation of sounds.

200

A bird's chirp

High pitch
200

A volcano

Loud volume

200

When two objects collide what type of energy is made?

Mechanical Energy

200

You notice that when you sing “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” your voice changes and gets higher during some parts of the song. What property of sound is this an example of?

Pitch

200

How did the foley artists in the video recreate horse hooves sounds? Would this be a low or high pitch? Would this be a loud or soft volume?

Plungers stuffed with towels and duck-taped. Low pitch, loud volume. 

300

A small tuning fork

High pitch

300
Recess

Loud volume

300

Sound travels in _________?

Vibrations

300

Tyrone plucks two strings of a violin. The first string makes a low pitch, but the second string makes a high pitch. What does this tell you?

The first string is thick, and the second string is thinner.

300

Diamond taps a small tuning fork on her desk, and then she strikes (hits hard) the same tuning fork on her desk. Which action will produce more vibrations?

Striking the tuning fork

400

A thick rubber band

Low pitch
400

Someone typing on their keyboard

Soft volume

400

Sound travels best through which state of matter?

Solids
400

Legacy plays the guitar in music class. What should she do to change the pitch of the guitar?

Increase or decrease the tension on the guitar string

400

What is an insulator? Give an example.

An object that blocks the passage of sound energy.

Ex: Headphones.

500
What is the frequency of vibrations in a high pitch?

Fast/frequent vibrations

500

What is the amplitude of vibrations in a soft volume.

Weak vibrations

500

Scientists have proven that sound travels through vibrations in the air. Give an example of how sound produces vibrations. (Think back to some of our experiments!)

Mechanical energy or two objects colliding
500

Explain TWO ways to change an object's volume.

- More force

- Insulators

500

Explain the process of sound energy using a record player as an example. 

The needle and grooves of the record collide to create mechanical energy. The needle and grooves create vibrations, which creates sound energy.