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Science 3.06
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What is pitch?
Have you ever noticed how bells can sound different? There are big bells, bicycle bells, desk bells, and even jingle bells! Some have a low, deep sound. Others have a high, tinkling sound, like a bicycle bell. What causes the difference in the sound you hear? Well, it's all about the vibration. How something sounds depends on how fast or slow the vibrations are. Let's listen and learn!
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Multiple Choice
Pitch is...
How loud or soft a sound is
How high or low a sound is
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When things vibrate, they create sound waves that travel through the material, also called the medium. The medium might be a solid, liquid, or gas. Sound waves create an up and down pattern, similar to a wave at the beach!
The pattern of the waves can change, depending on the speed of the vibrations. When the pattern of the waves changes, the sound you hear also changes.
High pitch sounds create patterns in which the tops of the waves are very close together. There are more vibrations in higher pitch sounds.
Low pitch sounds create patterns in which the tops of the waves are far apart. There are fewer vibrations in lower pitch sounds.
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Multiple Choice
How can you change the pitch of a sound?
by taking the box apart
by tightening or loosening the rubber bands
twisting the paper towel roll
by taking the rubber bands off the box
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Multiple Choice
What happened when you pull the rubber bands on the guitar tighter?
the vibrations stop
they break and cannot play
there are less vibrations and a lower pitch
there are more vibrations and a higher pitch
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Multiple Choice
What happened when you loosen the rubber bands on the guitar?
there are more vibrations and a higher pitch
there are less vibrations and a lower pitch
they fall off the guitar
the paper towel roll falls off
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Multiple Choice
What is a wave?
It describes the change in sound in which something goes from high to low.
It describes the flow of heat which flows from an area of high to low temperature.
It describes the pattern of motion in which something moves back and forth.
It describes the movement of air in which something moves in a circular pattern.
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Multiple Choice
Which statement describes the wave pattern of a high pitch?
The tops of the waves are close together.
The tops of the waves are far apart.
The height of the waves increases over time.
eases over time.
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