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Properties of Sound
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Give an example how sounds travel in liquids.
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How are sounds produced?
through vibration
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Which organ of the body allows us to hear sounds?
ears
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In which direction does sound travel?
all directions
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Give an activity that produces a useful sound
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It refers to how loud or soft a sound is to the person who hears it.
volume/loudness
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Give an activity that produces an unpleasant sound
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Humans can hear all types of sound. True or False?
False
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Sound travels faster than light. True or False?
False
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All vibrating objects produce sound. True or False?
True
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Why can you not hear sound in a vaccum?
there is no medium for sound waves to travel
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In which state of matter will sound travel the slowest?
gas
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It refers to how high or low a sound is.
Pitch
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How do different parts of your body work together to allow you to hear?
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In which state of matter will sound travel the fastest?
solid
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How can you take care of your voice?
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What do you call the form of energy that we can hear?
sound
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What do you call the muscle found in our throat that enables us to produce sound?
Vocal Cord
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