Sound
Science
Sound starts at 3 and continues till grade 5.
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Describe how sound travels from a ringing bell to your ear.
Explain why you cannot hear someone talking if they are in space without a radio.
If you pluck a thick rubber band and a thin rubber band, which one will make a higher-pitched sound?
If you shout in a large empty hall, what will you hear after a short time?
Name one musical instrument that produces sound by vibrating strings.
Explain why you cannot hear someone talking if they are in space without a radio.
If you pluck a thick rubber band and a thin rubber band, which one will make a higher-pitched sound?
If you shout in a large empty hall, what will you hear after a short time?
What do we call the highness or lowness of a sound? (1) Pitch (2) Volume (3) Echo (4) Noise
What happens to the pitch of a sound if you tighten a guitar string? (1) It gets higher (2) It gets lower (3) It stays the same (4) It disappears
When you hit a drum, what causes the sound? (1) The color of the drum (2) The drum's vibrations (3) The air around the drum (4) The size of the drumsticks
Which of the following is an example of a soft sound? (1) Thunder (2) Whisper (3) Fireworks (4) Siren
Fill in the blank: A ________ is a device that makes our voice louder.
Fill in the blank: A ________ is a person who studies sound.
Fill in the blank: A ________ is a repeated reflection of sound.
Fill in the blank: Sound cannot travel through a ________.
Can sound travel through a vacuum (empty space)? Yes or No.
True or False: All animals can hear the same sounds as humans.
True or False: All sounds are pleasant to hear.
True or False: Sound can be reflected, just like light.
