Sound
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| How is sound produced? | By vibrations.
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| What part of your body vibrates to let you speak? | Vocal cords.
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| What is the term used to describe sounds as low or high? | Pitch.
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| What happens to the sound of a bell when all gases are removed? | There is no sound to be heard.
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| When there are no gas particles, what has been created? | A vacuum.
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| Which animals can use sound to communicate under water? | Dolphins and whales.
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| How does sound travel through a solid, liquid or gas? | Particles collide and pass on sound vibrations.
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| Why does sound travel quickest through a solid? | The particles are closer together.
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| Space is often described as a vacuum. Does sound travel quickly or slowly through space? | Slowly.
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| The waves in high pitched sounds are c_______ t________. | close together.
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| What is the amplitude? | The height of a sound wave from the middle of the wave to the top. OR, the middle of a wave to the bottom.
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| Do loud sounds have a small or large amplitude? | Large.
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| Close together waves mean a h______ f_______. | high frequency.
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| The top of a wave is called a c______ and the bottom of a wave is the t_______. | crest and trough
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| What is the frequency? | The number of waves that pass a point in one second.
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| What are the units of frequency? | Hertz.
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| What are the names of the small bones in the ear drum? | Hammer, anvil and stirrup
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| The snail-shaped cochlea contains l_______. | Liquid.
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| The liquid in the cochlea vibrates against h______ c_____. | Hair cells.
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| What do the hair cells do? | Send electrical signals along nerves to the brain.
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| What is the normal human hearing range in hertz? | 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz.
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| Loudness in sound is measured in units call d______. | Decibels.
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| Which two letters are used as the symbol of the Decibel? | dB.
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| What are sound waves with a frequency above 20,000 Hz called? | Ultrasound / ultrasonic sound waves.
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| What might ultrasound be used for in a hospital? | Ultrasounds of babies in a mother's womb.
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| What might ultrasound be used for in a shipyard? | Finding and checking defects in a ship's hull.
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| Which devices use ultrasound to map sea beds? | Sonar.
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| True or false, ultrasound is used to clean jewellery. | True.
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| True or false, ultrasonic toothbrushes can be used to remove plaque and clean teeth. | True.
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| Name two ways in which a dolphin uses sound. | 1) To communicate with other dolphins.
2) To herd fish shoals into locations for an attack.
3) To stun and even kill fish.
4) To "see" their surroundings using echolocation - like a radar.
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