| A | B |
|---|
| What are vocal chords | Flaps of muscles in your throat |
| Sound travels through | solids, liquids, and air |
| Sound is a form of | energy |
| What part of the ear collects sound | Outer Ear |
| What is pitch? | The highness and lowness of sound |
| The pitch depends on the vibration | Speed |
| What is volume? | the loudness or softness of a sound |
| Sound travels the slowest through | a gas, which is another name for air |
| Sound will not travel through | space |
| Will vibrations travel through a string? | Yes, because vibrations travel through solids and a string is a solid |
| Human sounds are made | in the throat in the vocal chords |
| Communication is | the sending of messages. |
| Name the 3 tiniest bones in the middle ear | hammer, anvil, stirrup |
| All sound begins when something | vibrates |
| If the high energy vibration moves quickly, it will have a | high pitch and be louder |
| If the low energy vibrations moves slowly, it will have a | low pitch and be softer |
| The three main parts of the ear are | outer ear, the middle ear and the inner |
| In the inner ear, vibrations make the nerve cells send vibration to the | brain |
| Name the 5 parts of the middle ear in the order that the vibrations reach them | eardrum, hammer, anvil, stirrup, oval, window, |
| Sounds travel the fastest through | a solid, like a desk or door |
| To _______ is to move back and forth quickly in all directions | vibrate |
