Quiz about Sound Science year 5

Question 1

What is energy?

Accepted Answer

The ability to do work

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Provides heat and light

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Things that we eat

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The strength of an object

Question 2

What does vibration mean?

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moving back and forth quickly

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the way sound travels

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loudness or quietness

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the speed of vibration

Question 3

What does reflect mean?

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Bouncing sound

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Moving back and forth quickly

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Loudness or quietness

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Speed of vibration

Question 4

What is an echo?

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Reflecting sound

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Loudness or quietness

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Moving back and forth quickly

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Speed of vibration

Question 5

What is absorption?

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To soak in

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Loudness or quietness

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Highness or deepness of sound

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Reflecting sound

Question 6

What is transmission?

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The way sound travels

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Bouncing sound

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To soak in

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Moving back and forth quickly

Question 7

What is volume?

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Loudness or quietness

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The way sound travels

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Highness or deepness of sound

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To soak in

Question 8

What is pitch?

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Highness or deepness of sound

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Loudness or quietness

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To soak in

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The speed of vibration

Question 9

What is frequency?

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The speed of vibration

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Moving back and forth quickly

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Loudness or quietness

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Highness of deepness of sound

Question 10

1. What is the back and forth motion of an object?

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Vibration

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Pitch

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Amplitude

Question 11

1. What is a sound that has been reflected off of a surface?

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Echo

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Amplitude

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Pitch

Question 12

1. What is the highness and lowness of a sound?

Accepted Answer

Pitch

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Volume

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Wavelength

Question 13

1. What is the loudness or softness of a sound?

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Volume

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Sound wave

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Wavelength

Question 14

1. The distance from the top of one wave to the top of another is ______________.

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Wavelength

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Amplitude

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Pitch

Question 15

1. The number of vibrations that a sound make in a given amount of time is called______.

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Frequency

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Amplitude

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Sound

Question 16

1. Sound is a kind of ______.

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Energy

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Light

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Particle

Question 17

1. What parts of your body vibrate so that you can hear?

Accepted Answer

Eardrums

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Toes

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Brain

Question 18

1. What happens when you hear an echo?

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Sound waves bounce back to your ears.

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Sound waves stop moving back and forth.

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Sound waves stop things from vibrating.

Question 19

1. What are you doing when you are making sound?

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Causing air molecules to vibrate

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Causing photons to travel

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Causing air pressure to drop

Question 20

1. Moving areas of high and low pressure that carry sound are________.

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Sound waves

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Pitch

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Reflection

Question 21

1. Sound waves cannot travel through__________.

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Empty space

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A solid

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Gases

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Liquids

Question 22

What reflects sound best?

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A hard smooth surface

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A rough uneven surface

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Soft white wall

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Very hot gas

Question 23

Which Item has sound energy?

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A bell

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A feather

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A party hat

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A lollipop

Question 24

What is Pitch?

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how high or low a sound is

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How loud or soft a sound is

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muscle that holds vocal cords

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movement back and forth

Question 25

What is vibration?

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movement back and forth

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the rate at which sound waves occur

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how high or low a sound is

Question 26

__________ means to move back and forth quickly.

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Vibration

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Pitch

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Amplitude

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Echo

Question 27

___________ is made when something vibrates

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sound

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light

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drum

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pounding

Question 28

This part of your inner ear helps you hear. It vibrates when sound waves reach the inside of your ear. What is this ear part?

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ear drum

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the brain

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the outer ear

Question 29

When you tap the tuning fork in the water, you can see it ______. The sound waves are in motion.

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vibrate

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pitch

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eardrum

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volume

Question 30

We can hear with our ears. This type of energy is called ____

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sound

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jump

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see

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touch

Question 31

This is the inner part of your ear. It vibrates when sound waves reach it. What is it?

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eardrum

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sound waves

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pitch

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vibrate

Question 32

When you hit the tuning fork on an object, you can see and feel it ________.

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vibrate

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eardrum

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sound waves

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pitch

Question 33

A big dog how a low ______ when it barks. A kitten has a high _____ when it meows.

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pitch

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volume

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vibrate

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eardrum

Question 34

Sound is caused by?

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vibrations

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force

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instruments

Question 35

Sound is a form of?

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energy

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pitch

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volume

Question 36

An object that does not vibrate cannot produce

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sound

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light

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heat

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electricity

Question 37

How does sound travel or reach our ears?

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Vibrations

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Wind

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Air

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Water

Question 38

Sound travels slower than light.

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True

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False

Question 39

Sound is energy caused by objects moving or vibrating.

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True

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False

Question 40

Sound is energy caused by objects moving or vibrating.

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True

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False

Question 41

To produce sound, an object must be ____.

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vibrating

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moving toward the listener

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heated

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in a gas

Question 42

You produce speech by vibration of the ____.

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vocal cords

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throat bones

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skin

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lips

Question 43

Hearing damage begins to occur at sound levels of about ____ decibels.

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85

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25

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65

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125

Question 44

____ is made of sounds that are irregular and disorganized.

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noise

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doppler effcet

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loudness

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music

Question 45

Sound travels fastest in a ____.

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solid

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gas

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liquid

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vacuum

Question 46

When you speak, your words are transferred to a friend ____.

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by molecules colliding

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by electromagnetic waves

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in between air molecules

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by transverse waves

Question 47

Hearing loss in people over 65 is usually due to ____.

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hair-cell damage

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thickening of the drum

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nerve damage

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damage to the oval window

Question 48

Because sound is a wave, it can be described by its ____________________ and ____________________.

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wavelength and frequency

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refraction, defraction

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inflection, deflection

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sound, loudness

Question 49

A reflected sound wave is called a(n) ____________________.

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echo

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reverb

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verb

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endoecho

Question 50

Sound is caused by? p2

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vibrations

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force

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instruments

Sound Science year 5

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