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Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy. Sound. Loudness. Pitch. Sonar. Music. Vibrate. 10 Point. 10 Point. 10 Point. 10 Point. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Jeopardy

Choose a category. You will be given the answer.

You must give the correct question. Click to begin.

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Click here for Final Jeopardy

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Sound Loudness Sonar Music Vibrate

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Pitch

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A kind of energy that can be heard.

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What is sound?

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Crickets hear sound through

these.

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What are legs?

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You can make sound using air with this part of

your face.

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What is your mouth?

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You can make sound by this part

of your throat.

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What is your voice box or larynx?

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The sound travels to this part of your

ear.

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What is your eardrum?

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This is talking very quietly.

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What is a whisper?

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This is talking very loudly.

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What is yelling?

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It takes this much energy to whisper.

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What is very little?

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This is another word for loudness

(you can see this on radios and tvs).

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What is volume?

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It takes this much energy to make a

loud sound.

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What is a lot of energy?

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This animal that flies makes a high

pitch.

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What is a bird?

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Abullfrog makes this low pitch

sound.

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What is croak?

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A water bottle that doesn’t have much water in it has this

pitch.

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What is high?

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A long metal pipe has this pitch.

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What is low?

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A tight guitar string has this pitch.

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What is high?

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Whales make these sounds.

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What are songs?

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These animals are smaller than

whales, breathe underwater, and

use sonar.

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What are dolphins?

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This kind of ship goes underwater and uses sonar to

find things.

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What is a submarine?

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Sound Navigation And Ranging is the long way of saying

this.

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What is sonar?

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To find a submarine, a boat sends a sound out and hopes that it

will hear this.

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What is an echo or return?

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This small instrument has

strings and must be played with a

bow.

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What is a violin?

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This instrument is big, blown into, and

plays very low pitches.

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What is a tuba?

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This instrument is hit.

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What is a drum?

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It takes more of this to make a loud

sound.

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What is energy?

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Hitting a drum hard will make the sound be loud and

last this long.

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What is a long time?

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This vibrates between two metal cans on our class

“telephone.”

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What is string?

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Vibrate means this.

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What is move back and forth?

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This is what vibrations look like

on a lake.

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What are waves or ripples?

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This causes our vocal cords to

vibrate.

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What is air?

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This protects our ears from loud

sound vibrations.

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What are ear plugs?

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Make your wager

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A bat uses this to fly and find food at

night.

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What is echolocation?