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WorksheetsSound Energy Review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 26mins
The number of waves that pass by each second.
amplitude
medium
frequency
trough
The distance between two peaks (tops) of a wave.
wavelength
frequency
amplitude
trough
How high or low a sound is.
medium
trough
amplitude
pitch
A substance that makes it possible for energy to transfer from one location to another, especially through waves.
trough
wave
medium
vibration
The lowest part of the wave.
trough
amplitude
wavelength
medium
Sound waves travel in all directions away from their source.
True
False
Sound waves can only travel through a medium.
True
False

What is sound?
matter that is needed
energy in form of vibrations
particles
Sound travels in..
Waves
Straight Lines
Speakers
Water
Sound waves travel in one direction.
true
false
sound waves travel in
longitudinal waves
transverse waves
light waves
amplitude waves
a measurement of frequency
trough
decibels
Hertz
crest
how energy transfers from place to place
bounce
table
air
wave
substance through which waves can travel
space
medium
vacuum
energy of vibrating matter
light
heat
sound
electricity
height of a wave
amplitude
crest
trough
wavelength
reflected sound
echo
absorb
bend
measurement for loudness of a sound
Hertz
decibel
wavelength
crest
number of complete waves per unit of time
frequency
amplitude
crest
trough
good conductors of sound
nonmetals
metals
foam
what determines the amplitude of a sound (2 answers)
pitch
material
energy
frequency
tall amplitude gives:
high sound
loud sound
low sound
soft sound
high frequency gives:
high sound
low sound
loud sound
soft sound
low frequency gives:
high sound
low sound
loud sound
soft sound
high frequency gives:
high sound
low sound
loud sound
soft sound
