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Sounds in Physics Quiz

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A quick challenge on sound and waves.

by Jeane (Jeane) Salinas Dagatan
1

What do we call vibrations that travel through air (or other materials) so we can hear?

2

What is the movement called when something goes quickly backwards and forwards?

3

What is the distance from one part of a wave to the same part on the next wave?

4

What type of wave has particles that move backwards and forwards in the same direction as the wave?

5

What do we call how high or low a sound is?

6

What is the “spread out” part of a sound wave called?

7

What do we call the size of a vibration, which is linked to loudness?

8

What do we call a sound that you hear again because it bounces back?

9

What is the “squeezed” part of a sound wave called?

10

What unit is used to measure loudness?

11

What is the unit for measuring frequency?

12

What is the term for how many vibrations happen each second?

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