
What part of the wave is number 1?
wavelength
TRUE OR FALSE:
Sound waves travel at different speeds in different media.
TRUE
If the wave bounces back after reaching the material, the wave is ______________.
reflected
All sound waves start with the _________ of matter.
vibration
TRUE OR FALSE:
All sound waves have the same pitch and frequency.
FALSE

What part of the wave is number 3?
amplitude
Waves transfer ________ but not matter.
energy
Which letter represents absorption?

Y
What happens to the sound in the band room when the students are practicing their music? The sound is __________ into the material on the walls.
absorbed
Frequency is measured in _________.
Hertz (Hz)

What part of the wave is letter A?
compression
Which wave transmits more energy per second?

Wave 2
If the wave passes through the material, the wave is
transmitted
Sound waves travel fastest through: solids, liquids, or gases?
solids
If a waves frequency decreases, its wavelength ________.
increases

What part of the wave is letter B?
rarefaction
What happens to the sound wave when it passes from the concrete into the mud? Its direction and ______ changes.
speed
What type of wave interaction is represented in the image below?

diffraction
What causes an echo to happen when you hear your voice bounce back from a wall or mountain?
wave reflection
Which of the 3 waves has the highest frequency?
3rd wave OR bottom wave

Which wave in the spring toy has a greater amplitude? Hint: Greater amplitude = Greater energy
2nd wave OR bottom wave
Sound travels more slowly in gases than in solids because the particles are
farther apart

Light waves are (1)_______ when they travel through the air from the Sun to the pavement. When the waves interact with the pavement, some are (2)_______ and transfer energy to the pavement. Other waves are (3)_______ and change direction.
1. transmitted 2. absorbed 3. reflected
Order the media from slowest to fastest for the speed of sound.
1. Air 2. Water 3. Glass 4. Steel
Identify the pitch and volume for each wave.

A. low B. soft C. loud D. high