Sound A
Sound B
Sound C
Sound D
Sound E
100

Sound needs _____ to travel

Vibrations

100

How loud or soft a sound is.

What is volume?
100

Number of waves in each second.

Frequency

100

Something that has weight and takes up space is ____

Matter

100

When we speak these vibrate.

Vocal cords

200
Sound travels slowest through ___________
What are gases.
200

How sounds travel from one location to another.

What are sound waves?  OR What are vibrations through matter?

200
Sound travels fastest through _____________
What are solids
200

A larger drum has a _________ pitch.

Lower

200

True or False: Particles do not travel with a sound wave

True

300

Sounds with many vibrations per second have ___________ frequency.

High

300

True or False: a quiet sound has big amplitude

False

300

Sound travels through the outer ear, the middle ear and finally through the _____________ before the brain interprets the sound.

What is the inner ear?
300

The distance between two waves

Wavelength

300

Can sounds be heard on the moon?

No

400

The smaller the frequency, the ____ pitch

Lower

400

The height of a wave

Amplitude

400

When we talk, sound travels through this medium before entering the outer ear.

What is the air?

400

The bigger the frequency, the _____ pitch

Higher

400

True or False: a long wavelength means low pitch.

True

500

Bigger amplitude makes the sound _____

Louder

500

All matter has small _______

Particles

500

The three types of matter

What are solids, liquids and gases?

500

Name a type of energy that travels in waves.

Sound or Light

500

Bigger Frequency makes the sound _______

Higher pitch