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A low pitch sound has what type of frequency? low frequency
A high pitch sound has what type of frequency? high frequency
Sound travels fastest through which material? solids
Sound cannot travel through what? vacuum
Sound is a form of what? energy
The membrane inside the ear that detects vibrations is the what? eardrum
Furniture and rugs reduce echo because they do what? absorb sound
Which animals can hear very high frequencies? bats dogs cats dolphins
Humans begin to feel pain from sound at about what decibel level? 120
A reflected sound wave produces what? echo
For sound to occur something must do what? vibrate
High amplitude creates what type of sound? loud sound
Pitch is closely related to what property? frequency
A place with no matter such as outer space is called what? vacuum
Humans can hear frequencies up to about what? 20,000 hertz
Which wave would be louder? wave with larger amplitude
Pitch describes what about a sound? how high or low it is
The rapid back-and-forth movement of something is called what? vibration
Sound traveling through air moves slower than sound through what? solids
Why do we see lightning before hearing thunder? light travels faster than sound
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