Sound Waves Quest: Classroom to Console

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Froggy Jumps Sound Waves Quest: Classroom to ConsoleOnline version A game about waves, echoes, and hearing in a fun map. by Maribel Tejada G. 1 In this game, which type of wave carries sound energy through air? a Transverse wave b Surface wave c Longitudinal wave 2 Which medium conducts sound fastest according to common classroom data? a Solids (like metal) b Gases (air) c Vacuum (space) 3 A tuning fork struck harder makes the sound: a Higher frequency b Higher pitch c More amplitude, louder 4 The unit of frequency is a Meter (m) b Hertz (Hz) c Decibel (dB) 5 The region where particles are pushed together in a sound wave is called: a Rarefaction b Compression c Amplitude 6 A sound wave with higher pitch has a higher what? a Wavelength b Frequency c Amplitude 7 What is the speed of sound in air often cited in classrooms? a About 30 m/s b About 3,000 m/s c About 330 m/s 8 Sonar uses what type of wave to detect objects underwater? a Sound waves b Light waves c Radio waves 9 Ultrasound refers to sounds with frequencies a Above 20,000 Hz b Between 2 and 5 Hz c Below 20 Hz 10 Which statement correctly describes rarefaction? a Region of maximum pressure b Peak amplitude c Region where particles are spread apart 11 1. ______ Sound is a form of energy that is produced by vibrations. a TRUE b FALSE 12 2. ______ Sound can travel through a vacuum (empty space). a TRUE b FALSE 13 3. ______ Sound travels fastest through gases because particles can move freely. a FALSE b TRUE 14 4. ______ Compression is the region in a sound wave where particles are pushed closely together. a FALSE b TRUE 15 5. ______ Amplitude is related to the pitch (how high or low) of a sound. a FALSE b TRUE 16 6. ______ Frequency is measured in Hertz (Hz). a FALSE b TRUE 17 7. ______ A longitudinal wave is one where particles move perpendicular to the direction of the wave. a TRUE b FALSE 18 8. ______ Rarefaction is the region in a sound wave where particles are spread apart. a TRUE b FALSE 19 9. ______ The higher the frequency of a sound wave, the higher the pitch we hear. a TRUE b FALSE 20 10. ______ Sound travels approximately 330 m/s through air. a TRUE b FALSE 21 11. ______ Ultrasound refers to sounds with frequencies above 20,000 Hz. a TRUE b FALSE 22 12. ______ Bats and dolphins use echolocation (SONAR) to navigate and find food. a TRUE b FALSE 23 13. ______ The decibel (dB) is the unit used to measure the loudness of sound. a FALSE b TRUE 24 14. ______ When a guitar string vibrates with greater amplitude, it produces a louder sound. a FALSE b TRUE 25 15. ______ The human ear can hear frequencies between 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz. a TRUE b FALSE

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Sound Waves Quest: Classroom to ConsoleOnline version

by Maribel Tejada G.

In this game, which type of wave carries sound energy through air?

Which medium conducts sound fastest according to common classroom data?

A tuning fork struck harder makes the sound:

The unit of frequency is

The region where particles are pushed together in a sound wave is called:

A sound wave with higher pitch has a higher what?

What is the speed of sound in air often cited in classrooms?

Sonar uses what type of wave to detect objects underwater?

Ultrasound refers to sounds with frequencies

Which statement correctly describes rarefaction?

1. ______ Sound is a form of energy that is produced by vibrations.

2. ______ Sound can travel through a vacuum (empty space).

3. ______ Sound travels fastest through gases because particles can move freely.

4. ______ Compression is the region in a sound wave where particles are pushed closely together.

5. ______ Amplitude is related to the pitch (how high or low) of a sound.

6. ______ Frequency is measured in Hertz (Hz).

7. ______ A longitudinal wave is one where particles move perpendicular to the direction of the wave.

8. ______ Rarefaction is the region in a sound wave where particles are spread apart.

9. ______ The higher the frequency of a sound wave, the higher the pitch we hear.

10. ______ Sound travels approximately 330 m/s through air.

11. ______ Ultrasound refers to sounds with frequencies above 20,000 Hz.

12. ______ Bats and dolphins use echolocation (SONAR) to navigate and find food.

13. ______ The decibel (dB) is the unit used to measure the loudness of sound.

14. ______ When a guitar string vibrates with greater amplitude, it produces a louder sound.

15. ______ The human ear can hear frequencies between 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz.