When sound waves keep moving through materials to produce sounds

A measure for how loud or soft a sound it (the amount of energy a sound has) is its

The distance from a point on ONE sound wave to the same point on ANOTHER

A wave bouncing off a surface

How "high" or "low" a sound is

When sound waves are STOPPED from traveling any farther, it is

How LOUD or SOFT a sound is

The measure of how many waves that pass in ONE SECOND:

Which unit is used to measure the loudness of common sounds?

If sound waves are close together with HIGH peaks, what kind of sound is produced?

When sound waves bounce off a smooth, flat surface, what is produced?

What part of the ear acts as a funnel for sound waves?

Which part of the ear vibrates FIRST from sound waves?

Vibrations are changed to nerve signals in the

Which instrument has a higher pitch?

At a party, how does sound travel from one person to another?

What is something you can do to make sure someone can hear you from a distance?

How are sound waves like water waves?

You will be allowed to use your Ch. 13 notes to help you take the quiz tomorrow.