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4. 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500 Waves Speed of Sound Sound Production Sound Detection Sound Quality Vocabulary

5. A disturbance that transfers energy from one place to another A 100

6. What is a wave? A 100

7. A wave that travels perpendicular to the disturbance A 200

8. What is a Transverse Wave? A 200

9. A wave that travels in the same direction as the disturbance. A 300

10. What is a Longitudinal Wave? A 300

11. The type of wave that requires a medium to travel through A 400

12. What is a Mechanical Wave? A 400

13. Wavelength x Frequency A 500

14. What is the formula for Wave Speed? A 500

15. Empty space that sound cannot travel through B 100

16. What is a vacuum? B 100

17. Sound travels fastest in this state of matter B 200

18. What is a liquid? B 200

19. Where does sound travel faster? Whistling on a cool spring day OR Humming on a summer day B 300

20. Humming on a summer day B 300

21. Where does sound travel faster? Clapping your hands underwater in a pool OR Calling your sister from the deck of a pool B 400

22. Clapping hands under water in a pool B 400

23. Where does sound travel faster? Gray whales calling to each other in the ocean OR Wolves howling to each other on a hot summer night B 500

24. Gray whales calling to each other in the ocean B 500

25. The 1 st step in the human body producing sound C 100

26. What is muscles pushing air from the lungs? C 100

27. The part of the human body that vibrates to create sound C 200

28. What are the vocal cords C 200

29. This is required to start a sound wave C 300

30. What are vibrations? C 300

31. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

32. The bunched up areas of particles that vibrate when a sound wave travels through a medium C 400

33. What is compression? C 400

34. Sound waves start here in the human body C 500 1 2 3

35. What is number 3, the lungs? C 500

36. D 100 The part of the human body that first detects sound.

37. D 100 What is the outer ear

38. D 200 Sound travels down the ear canal and vibrates off this

39. What is the ear drum? D 200

40. D 300 The three bones in the human ear

41. What is hammer, anvil, and stirrup? D 300

42. D 400 The part of the inner ear that carries the vibrations to the brain

43. What is the cochlea? D 400

44. D 500 There are approximately 30,000 of these in the cochlea or inner ear

45. What are hair cells? D 500

46. The quality of highness or lowness of a sound E 100

47. What is Pitch? E 100

48. The pitch of this wave E 200

49. What is high-pitch? E 200

50. The frequencies the human ear can hear E 300

51. What is 20-20,000 Hz? E 300

52. Sound waves above 20,000 Hz E 400

53. What is ultrasound? E 400

54. The strengthening of a sound wave when it combines with an object’s natural frequency E 500

55. What is Resonance? E 500

56. One complete wavelength per second; the unit used to measure sound frequencies. F 100

57. What is Hertz (Hz)? F 100

58. Another word for sound quality F 200

59. What is timbre? F 200

60. A rapid, back and forth motion F 300

61. What is a vibration? F 300

62. The changed in perceived pitch that occurs when a source or the receiver of a sound is moving F 400

63. What is The Doppler Effect? F 400

64. A wave that is produced by a vibrating object and travels through matter F 500

65. What is sound? F 500

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