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Froggy Jumps How sound travelsOnline version Basics of sound waves by Veli Aliyev 1 1. When a student claps their hands, what actually moves through the air to carry the sound to another person? a C) Light waves travelling with the sound b B) Vibrations passed between air particles c A) Air particles moving from the hands to the listener 2 2. Which statement best explains why sound cannot travel in space? a A) Space is too cold for sound to move b C) There are no particles in a vacuum to vibrate c B) Sound needs gravity to travel 3 3. In a sound wave travelling through air, how do the particles move? a C) They vibrate back and forth around a fixed position b A) They travel forward with the wave c B) They move up and down 4 4. A sound wave in air is described as a longitudinal wave because: a C) It only travels through solids b A) It moves very fast c B) Particles vibrate in the same direction as the wave travels 5 5. What is happening during a compression in a sound wave? a B) Particles are closer together than normal b A) Particles are spread far apart c D) Energy disappears 6 6. Which statement correctly describes rarefaction? a B) A region where particles are more spread out b A) A region where particles are tightly packed c C) The point where sound stops 7 7. Two sounds travel through the same room. One is louder than the other. Which property of the wave is greater for the louder sound? a B) Speed of sound b A) Frequency c C) Amplitude 8 8. A high-pitched sound compared with a low-pitched sound has: a B) Higher frequency b A) Greater amplitude c C) Faster speed in air 9 9. When a sound wave hits a wall and bounces back, this process is called: a C) Reflection b B) Absorption c A) Refraction 10 10. An echo is heard because: a A) The original sound becomes louder b B) Sound is absorbed by the air c C) Reflected sound reaches the ear after a short delay

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How sound travelsOnline version

by Veli Aliyev

1. When a student claps their hands, what actually moves through the air to carry the sound to another person?

2. Which statement best explains why sound cannot travel in space?

3. In a sound wave travelling through air, how do the particles move?

4. A sound wave in air is described as a longitudinal wave because:

5. What is happening during a compression in a sound wave?

6. Which statement correctly describes rarefaction?

7. Two sounds travel through the same room. One is louder than the other. Which property of the wave is greater for the louder sound?

8. A high-pitched sound compared with a low-pitched sound has:

9. When a sound wave hits a wall and bounces back, this process is called:

10. An echo is heard because: