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Energy and Sound

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Name three types of musical instruments and how they produce sound.

Back (Answer)

Percussion: by hitting, shaking or scraping String: by plucking or rubbing the strings Wind: by blowing air through it

#2
Front (Question)

How do vibrations make music? Give an example

Back (Answer)

An input of energy like blowing , hitting, or plucking starts the vibrations. The vibrations are very small fast movements. The vibrations move out from the instruments as sound energy. the sounds energy moves through the air to our ear and we hear music. Example: drum, guitar strings, voice etc

#3
Front (Question)

True or False: Sound is a form of energy

Back (Answer)

True

#4
Front (Question)

`True or false: If there is no input of energy, a musical instrument will produce sound on it’s own

Back (Answer)

False

#5
Front (Question)

True or False: All sounds are vibrations

Back (Answer)

True

#6
Front (Question)

Describe the process of how sound gets to your ear?

Back (Answer)

• Sound waves travel through the air • Your outer ear catches the sound and sends it down your ear canal • The sound waves make your eardrum vibrate • The vibrations travel through your middle ear and into your inner ear • The vibrations hit a nerve which then takes a message about the sound to your brain. • When your brain hears the message, it hears the sound.

#7
Front (Question)

Which happens first? • the sound waves reach the inner ear • the sound waves vibrate the ear drum

Back (Answer)

the sound waves vibrate the ear drum

#8
Front (Question)

give an example of how you would feel a vibration.

Back (Answer)

Standing next to a railway track Hand placed directly on a speaker or subwoofer

#9
Front (Question)

Complete the sentence: Our ______ hear the vibrations as ________

Back (Answer)

ears; sound

#10
Front (Question)

Complete the sentence: We can ______ vibrations with our bodies

Back (Answer)

feel

#11
Front (Question)

_________is a measure of how high or low a sound is

Back (Answer)

pitch

#12
Front (Question)

More input of energy makes a sound louder. We say that increases the ______

Back (Answer)

volume

#13
Front (Question)

What is noise pollution?

Back (Answer)

noise pollution is an unwanted sound that carries on for a long time

#14
Front (Question)

Give an example of noise pollution

Back (Answer)

humans, tools, machines, cars

#15
Front (Question)

If you are hearing impaired, you…

Back (Answer)

have hearing loss

#16
Front (Question)

How do hearing aids help the hearing impaired?

Back (Answer)

They help by making the sounds louder

#17
Front (Question)

Sound always moves______ from the object that is vibrating

Back (Answer)

outwards or away in all directions

#18
Front (Question)

True or false: Working in a noisy environment over a long period of time will not affect your hearing.

Back (Answer)

False

#19
Front (Question)

True or false: When humans are underwater they cannot hear the noises that sea creatures make because sound doesn’t travel through water

Back (Answer)

False

#20
Front (Question)

Why do you hear sounds more softly is you cover your ears with your hands?

Back (Answer)

Because the sound has to pass through another material (hand) to get into the outer ear

#21
Front (Question)

Which of these are correct? A .Our bodies use energy for only some of the things we do. B. Our bodies use energy for everything we do.

Back (Answer)

B: Our bodies use energy for everything we do

#22
Front (Question)

The ear is made up of three part: Outer ear , middle ear and inner ear. The middle ear consists of 3 tiny bones. What are these?

Back (Answer)

The hammer, anvil and stirrup

#23
Front (Question)

When sound waves are gathered and go into your ear canal, they strike the eardrum. What happens next?

Back (Answer)

The ear drum vibrates and shakes the hammer. The hammer shakes the anvil and then the anvil shakes the stirrup which the passes the vibrations to the cochlea which will eventually pass the sound to the nerve and up to your brain.

#24
Front (Question)

What is in inside the cochlea?

Back (Answer)

There is liquid in the cochlea and hair like nerve ends