What kind of sound would be heard with this type of wave?

• Quiet, low pitch

• Loud, low pitch

• Quiet, high pitch

• Loud, high pitch

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What part of the wave is labeled here?

• Amplitude

• Frequency

• Peak

• Wavelength

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Which wave has a lower frequency?

• Left

• Right

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When the wavelength is longer the frequency is

• slower/lower

• faster/higher

• wavelength and frequency aren't related

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Which wave would be the result of higher energy transfer?

• left

• right

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What causes the speaker to vibrate?

• The sound makes it vibrate.

• The speaker needs a force such as being plugged in or turned on to cause vibration.

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When the speaker vibrates, why do the air particles move?

• The air particles move because the speaker pushes on the air particles.

• The air particles move because of the sound.

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What moves across the whole sound wave?

• Air particles

• Energy

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If the sound had a low pitch, how would the particles move?

• The particles would vibrate back and forth farther from the speaker.

• The particles would vibrate back and forth closer to the speaker.

• The particles would vibrate back and forth slower.

• The particles would vibrate back and forth faster.

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Why does the sound detector vibrate?

• It vibrates because the speaker is playing sound.

• It vibrates because the air molecules are pushing on the sound detector.

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