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What does VIBRATE mean?
moves rapidly back and forth
How is sound produced?
When an object vibrates.
What does a vibrating object
need in order to produce sound?
matter
(gas or liquid or solid)
What spreads outward from an
object that is vibrating in
matter (gas, liqid or solid)?
sound WAVES
Does the air move outward in all
directions to form a sound wave?
no
only the DISTURBANCE of the
molecules of air moves outward
Sound waves become ________ as
they travel away from the
source of sound.
weaker
Sound waves _______ ( DO or
DO NOT) travel through all
three states of matter.
DO
Sound waves travel _______ through gases,
_________ through liquids, and
_________ through solids.
slowly
faster
fastest
Sound waves can travel only
when there are
_______ __ ______ to transit
the vibrations.
molecules of matter
Sound waves _______ (CAN or
CAN NOT) travel through empty space.
CAN NOT
Sound waves travel through
air at a speed of about _____
feet per second.
1,100
Light travels at a speed of
________ miles per second.
186,000
Why do you see see a flash of
lightning before you later
hear the sound of thunder?
because light travels so much faster than sound
What do we call the boxlike
chamber in the air passageway
in our throat?
larynx
What do we call the two stretchy
bands of tissue in the larynx?
vocal cords
What happens to the sounds we
make when the vocal cords are stretched tighter?
the sounds get higher (in pitch)
How do our vocal cords produce sounds?
muscles tighten the vocal cords
and air from the lungs passing
by make the vocal cords vibrate
Sound waves travel best through:
A. air (gas)
B. water (liquid)
C. steel (solid)
C. steel (and other solids)
To vibrate means to move very
________ (SLOWLY or RAPIDLY).
RAPIDLY
Sound travels ________ (REALLY WELL
or NOT AT ALL) through empty space.
NOT AT ALL