CHARACTERISTICS OF SOUNDS

The more the energy the sound wave the louder the sound seems

• TRUE

• FALSE

The volume of a sound is the amount of energy it has

• TRUE

• FALSE

Softness of a sound refers to the strength of the sensation received by the ear

• TRUE

• FALSE

The amplitude or height of a sound wave is the measure of the amount of energy in the wave

• TRUE

• FALSE

The larger the amplitude the softer the sound

• TRUE

• FALSE

The small amplitude the smaller the sound

• TRUE

• FALSE

The motion of materials or objects causes sounds

• TRUE

• FALSE

The human voice is produced in the stomach

• TRUE

• FALSE

Longitudinal waves produce by differences in air pressure, it creates compression and rarefaction wave

• sondwaves

• sound

• tone quality

• speed of a sound wave

The highness or lowness of sound

• pitch

• solids

• vacuum

• sondwaves