
Sound Waves
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- Q1How fast a wave moves through a medium.What is amplitude?What is speed?What is period?What is frequency?30s
- Q2How long the wave is.What is wavelength?What is frequency?What is amplitude?What is distance?30s
- Q3How often the particles vibrate about their fixed positions.What is frequency?What is period?What is the shake?What is speed?30s
- Q4How much time it takes the particles to complete a vibrational cycle.What is a shake?What is frequency?What is amplitude?What is a period?30s
- Q5How far the particles vibrate away from their resting position.What is amplitude?What is wave speed?What is period?What is wavelength?30s
- Q6The pitch of a sound is directly related to the _________________ of the sound wave.speedwavelengthamplitudefrequency30s
- Q7High pitched sounds have relatively large _____________ and small __________________.speed, periodfrequency, wavelengthperiod, wavelengthamplitude, wavelength30s
- Q8As the frequency of a sound increases, the wavelength_______________ and the period____________________increases, increasesincreases, decreasesdecreases, decreasesdecreases, increases30s
- Q9A sound wave is described as being 385 m/s. This quantity describes the wave's __________________wavelengthfrequencyspeedperiod30s
- Q10The speed of a sound wave depends upon the ___________________________.properties of the medium through which it movesamplitude of the wavefrequency of the wavewavelength of the wave30s
- Q11If a person yells (as opposed to whispering), then it will cause___________________air molecules to vibrate with greater amplitudethe pitch of the sound to be higherair molecules to vibrate more frequentlythe sound to travel faster30s
- Q12If a person yells (as opposed to whispering), then it will cause___________________the speed of the sound to be fasterthe pitch of the sound to be higherthe speed of the sound to be slowerthe loudness of the sound to be louder30s
- Q13The Doppler Effect is a phenomenon that is observed only in sound waves.TrueFalse30s
- Q14As the source of a sound approaches an observer, the loudness of the sound increases. This is an example of the Doppler Effect.FalseTrue30s