4th Grade Science Test 6 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

sound waves travel fastest through

A

solids

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2
Q

sound travels faster/slower than light

A

slower

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3
Q

sound is a form of

A

energy

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4
Q

sound waves can/cannot travel through empty space

A

cannot

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5
Q

speech is produced by the vibrations of the

A

vocal chords

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6
Q

the ___ ear includes the hammer, anvil, and stirrup.

A

middle

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7
Q

the auditory ___ carries the message of sound to the brain

A

nerve

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8
Q

when an object vibrates very rapidly, the sounds produced have a ___ pitch

A

high

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9
Q

the ___ frequency that the human ear can hear is 20 times per second

A

lowest

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10
Q

name two animals that hear the highest frequency sounds

A

bats and dolphins

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11
Q

materials with soft, uneven surfaces tend to ___ sound waves

A

absorb

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12
Q

“sees” with its ears

A

bat

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13
Q

the only animals that have visible outer ears

A

mammals

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14
Q

the inventor of the phonograph

A

Thomas Edison

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15
Q

the inventor of the telephone

A

Alexander Graham Bell

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16
Q

the man who proved that sound waves travel only through matter

A

Robert Boyle

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17
Q

What is a reflected sound that is heard again?

18
Q

What is the snail-shaped part of the ear that contains the actual organ of hearing?

19
Q

sonar is used for

A

determining the depth of the water and locating objects in the sea

20
Q

two ears are better than one because

A

they help you tell which direction a sound is coming from

21
Q

the bossy bird that plants oak trees

22
Q

the spangled birds brought from Europe that are now in every part of the United States and Canada

23
Q

the chubby little bird that chooses unusual places to nest

24
Q

the tiny bird whose name reminds you of the sound its furiously vibrating wings make

25
the cheerful bird that can hang upside down on a branch
chickadee
26
the bird who uses his extra-long tongue to probe holes for insects
woodpecker
27
the bird that walks headfirst down trees
nuthatch
28
the singing bird that mimics other birds
mockingbird
29
clouds are made of
air and water
30
anything that takes up space and has weight
matter
31
the particles which make up molecules
atoms
32
water is made of
hydrogen and oxygen
33
matter can exist in three states
solid, liquid, gas
34
the freezing point of water
32 degrees F
35
the boiling point of water
212 degrees F
36
because air has weight, it exerts
pressure
37
the process by which liquid water becomes water vapor
evaporation
38
the process bye which water vapor turns back to liquid
condensation
39
Be able to identify the parts of the ear.
Go look at your worksheet and study it.
40
Be able to identify these birds by looking at them.
``` Baltimore oriole blue jay chickadee grouse lark bunting mockingbird starling wren ```