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Grade 4 Waves and Sound
What happens to a sound if the frequency of the vibrations increases?
  1. The pitch increases.
  2. The volume decreases.
  3. The sound echos.
  4. The sound gets louder.
Grade 8 Waves and Sound
The distance between which two points is one wavelength?
Transverse Wave Anatomy
  1. A and C
  2. B and F
  3. D and E
  4. G and I
Grade 4 Waves and Sound
When you yell, your vocal chords                     .
  1. stay open widely
  2. take in a lot of air
  3. become long and thin
  4. move back and forth
Grade 4 Waves and Sound
How are light and sound ALIKE?
  1. Both travel as rays.
  2. Both can vary in pitch.
  3. Both depend on vibrations in air.
  4. Both are forms of energy that travel as waves.
Grade 5 Waves and Sound
Frequency refers to which of the following?
  1. pitch
  2. amplitude
  3. speed of sound waves
  4. wave length
Grade 6 Waves and Sound
Radiant energy travels as
  1. shock waves.
  2. ocean waves.
  3. electromagnetic waves.
  4. P waves.
Grade 4 Waves and Sound
A bullfrog makes a high pitch sound.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 3 Waves and Sound
A high frequency creates                   .
  1. a low-pitch sound
  2. a high-pitch sound
  3. no sound
Grade 5 Waves and Sound
How loud or soft a sound is called                .
  1. pitch
  2. volume
  3. reflect
  4. refract
Grade 4 Waves and Sound
Sound waves cannot travel through                .
  1. a solid
  2. gases
  3. empty space
  4. liquids
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