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A guitar produces a lower pitch when you do not press any fingers against a string while plucking it because a longer string vibrates more slowly.
Sound
Let's explore the amazing world of sound with this KS2 Science quiz! Sound happens when things vibrate in the air, like when someone plays a guitar. Our ears catch these vibrations, and signals are sent to our brains, letting us hear the sound.
Guitars have strings that vibrate to make different sounds - low, medium, and high pitch. Sound travels best through solids, even better than through air! And guess what? Sound can bounce off things, making echoes. Do you know how instruments make high or low sounds or what measures sound volume? Test your sound smarts with this cool KS2 Science quiz!
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1 .
Sound waves can be reflected, transmitted or what else?
Bounced
Deflected
Transcribed
Absorbed
Soft, flexible, fibrous materials can often absorb sound - these materials are good for soundproofing
2 .
Sound waves can be reflected off solid objects. When this happens, what do we hear?
Music
An echo
Thunder
No sound
Have you ever heard your voice echo? Large, empty rooms, such as in a cathedral, are great places for echoes
3 .
Which travels fastest, light or sound?
Light travels faster than sound
Light and sound travel at the same speed
Sound always travels faster than light
Sound sometimes travels faster than light
Light travels faster than sound - 874,000 times faster!
4 .
Which unit is the intensity (loudness) of a sound measured in?
Decibels
Crucibles
Multiples
Degrees
Sounds above 85 decibels can damage your ears - concerts, loud MP3s and motorbikes all reach levels higher than this
5 .
When something vibrates quickly, it makes high frequency waves. You hear this as what kind of sound?
A high pitch
A low pitch
A medium pitch
A G sharp
High frequency vibrations make high pitched sounds and low frequency vibrations make low pitched sounds
6 .
Why does a guitar produce a lower pitch when you do not press any fingers against a string while plucking it?
A shorter string produces a lower pitch
A shorter string produces a louder sound
A longer string produces a higher pitch
A longer string produces a lower pitch
The shorter you make the string (by pressing your finger against it), the higher pitch you will hear when you pluck the string
7 .
Which unit is sound frequency measured in?
Amps
Joules
Hertz
Heinz
1 Hertz = 1 vibration per second
8 .
When a sound wave hits your ear, it makes the air in your ear vibrate. These vibrations cause what part of your body to vibrate?
Your auditory nerve
Your ear drum
Your aorta
Your retina
The ear drum makes three tiny bones move and these pass the vibrations on to the cochlea. The cochlea sends signals to the brain which we hear as sound
9 .
What can sound travel through?
Air
Water
Walls
All of the above
Sound can travel through anything that can vibrate - this is described as the 'transmission' of sound
10 .
Which musical instruments produce lower pitches?
Shorter or thinner instruments
Larger or thicker instruments
Brass instruments
Woodwind instruments
Large, thick, or loose strings also produce a lower pitch, as do longer instruments or strings
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