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Sound is a "collision" of particles. Solids are like a crowded room—the message travels faster because people are closer together

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Sound is a "collision" of particles. Solids are like a crowded room—the message travels faster because people are closer together

by Kristine May Durens
1

How is sound produced?

2

What type of wave is a sound wave?

3

What do you call the distance from one compression to the next in a longitudinal wave?

4

How does frequency affect the pitch of a sound?

5

Sound waves can travel through solids, liquids, and gases, but they CANNOT travel through which of the following?

6

Hearing a sound while your ear is pressed against a table is direct evidence that sound can travel through which medium?

7

Why are sound waves unable to travel through a vacuum, such as outer space?

8

Which of the following is an example of a transverse wave?

9

When a sound wave travels through the air and reaches your ear, what does it directly cause your eardrum to do?

10

what is required for a sound wave to travel from a source to a listener?

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