5.5 Sound
Across
- 3. Size of objects vibrating slower with a lower pitch.
- 8. The highness or lowness of sound.
- 11. What is required for sound to be heard?
- 12. Type of percussion instrument.
- 13. The amount of energy in a sound wave related to intensity and volume.
- 14. Produce sound by blowing air and changing lip position.
- 15. The distance between two side-by-side compressions.
- 16. Sound travels fastest through what type of matter?
- 17. What moves backward and forward through matter in a compression wave.
- 19. The number of vibrations in a unit of time.
- 21. Produce sound by vibrating strings.
Down
- 1. In order for humans to make sounds, these must produce vibrations.
- 2. During a thunderstorm, you see the lightning before you hear thunder because this travels at a faster speed than sound does.
- 4. Sound travels slowest through what type of matter?
- 5. Areas of decreased pressure in a wavelength.
- 6. What is one thing required for sound to be formed?
- 7. These animals hear sounds at a very low frequency.
- 8. Produce sound by making an impact and causing a surface to vibrate.
- 9. Areas of increased pressure in a wavelength.
- 10. Produce sound by blowing air across sharp reed or edge.
- 18. Sound travels less quickly through what type of matter?
- 19. Type of woodwind instrument.
- 20. What is sound?