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Waves of Sound Quiz

This quiz consists of multiple-choice questions based on three mysteries about sound. Each mystery has two questions.

Group 1

Mystery 1: How Far Can a Whisper Travel?

Question 1a

Multiple choice

When you make a sound and put your hand on your throat, what do you notice?

Question 1b

Multiple choice

What do you think sound is?

Group 2

Mystery 2: What Would Happen If You Screamed in Outer Space?

Question 2a

Multiple choice

When you make a sound, you create vibrations in your _____. Sound vibrations travel through the _____.

Question 2b

Multiple choice

How can sound break a windshield?

Group 3

Mystery 3: Why Are Some Sounds High and Some Sounds Low?

Question 3a

Multiple choice

What is the difference between volume and pitch?

Question 3b

Multiple choice

Which of the following describes high pitch vibrations?

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