WorksheetsChapter 16 - Sound Waves
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 46mins
Sound is a form of _________________ that travels as waves through a ________________.
light/ transparency
thermal energy/ vibration
mechanical energy/ medium
frequency/ medium
When the sound source moves, the frequency changes
(ex. police car siren sounding lower pitch after the car passes). This is called what?
pitch
frequency
Doppler Effect
medium
A reflected sound wave or a wave that bounces off a surface
frequency
pitch
echo
rarefaction
___ is the study of sound for the designing of structures.
Acoustics
Reverberation
Echolocation
Infrasound
What part of the ear sends signals to the brain?
inner ear
outer ear
middle ear
What part of the ear amplifies sound?
inner ear
middle ear
outer ear
If you increase the intensity of a sound, you are doing what?
Making it louder.
Making it softer.
Making it higher.
Making it lower.
Select all of the parts of the ear that are found in the middle ear.
ear canal
eardrum
stirrup
cochlea
anvil
Select all of the parts of the ear found in the outer ear.
hammer
ear canal
cochlea
anvil
eardrum
Select all of the parts of the ear that make up the inner ear.
hammer
anvil
cochlea
stirrup
ear canal
What direction are particles vibrating when sound waves travel?
Perpendicular to the direction it is moving.
Parallel to the direction it is moving.
In all different directions.
There is no way of knowing.
What does colder temperatures do to the speed of sound as it is traveling through air?
increases it
decreases it
no change is observed
What does colder temperature do to the speed of sound as it travels through a solid or liquid?
it increases
it decreases
no way of knowing
Sound waves are longitudinal waves that can only travel through ----.
matter
solids
empty space
force fields
Centi
green
time
hundred
head
Cephal
hundred
time
head
color
chloro
head
color
hundred
green
chromo
color
green
hunded
time
chron
time
green
color
head
Longitudinal move particles _________ to the direction of the wave.
parallel
perpendicular
