
Notes: Sound Waves (PS.6b)
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8th Grade
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Dana Wallach
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15 Slides • 11 Questions
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You will use the slides in this Quizizz lesson to complete your sound waves notes sheet.
You have as much time as you need to complete notes.
After each notes slide, you will answer a question to check your understanding.
Sound Waves
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Multiple Select
Select all the statements that are true for a sound wave.
is a mechanical wave
is a transverse wave
is a longitudinal wave
requires a medium
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Multiple Choice
Sound waves generally travel fastest through
a solid because the particles are packed close together
a liquid because the particles flow
a gas because the particles have high energy
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Multiple Choice
How does the temperature of the medium affect the speed of a sound wave?
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Multiple Choice
How are pitch and frequency related?
high frequency = low pitch
high frequency = high pitch
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Multiple Select
Select all the statement that are true for a sound wave with a large amplitude.
less energy
greater energy
louder
quieter
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Multiple Choice
This wave interaction or behavior allows instruments to produce louder sounds at certain frequencies.
constructive interference
diffraction
reflection
resonance
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Multiple Select
Analyze the data table and select the TWO true statements.
The sound waves traveled the fastest through copper.
The sound waves traveled the fastest through steel.
The sound waves traveled the slowest through the helium.
The sound waves traveled the slowest through air.
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Poll
Can you explain how the guitar uses resonance and strings to make the sounds we hear?
Yes, I can write an excellent explanation!
Not sure, but I try.
No, I need help.
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Research and Brainstorm
Use the links on the next two slides to complete your research (Iowa State University) and brainstorm (Science Buddies).
The links will open in a new table, and you will be able to keep the Quizizz lesson open until the end.
(These links are also posted on the Canvas page.)
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Apply scientific principles to compose an argument as to which of several wires of different lengths would produce the highest-pitch sound.
Click here: Frequency and Pitch
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Open Ended
Apply scientific principles to compose an argument as to which of several wires of different lengths would produce the highest-pitch sound.
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Open Ended
Describe how you would plan and conduct an investigation related to sound waves.
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Open Ended
What questions do you still have about sound?
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