Unit Test - Physics

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How Does Sound Travel?
An object vibrates and the ear picks up the sound
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What does a large amplitude mean?
Its a loud note
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how does sound get quieter?
less pressure is added to it
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what happens when a ruler is hit at the end of a table?
it vibrates to make a sound
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what could damage your hearing?
loud noises, old age, ear infection
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what is noise
unwanted sound
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If a speaker is further away from your ear, will the sound be louder?
No
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would a sound be louder in a small room or a big room?
a small room
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what is the range of hearing for an adult?
20Hz - 20,000Hz
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What can happen to an ear canal?
Can be blocked by wax
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What can be done about a torn ear drum?
Doctors can fix it or it can mend by itself
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what can happen to ear bones?
stop vibrating
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what can help an infected middler ear?
other
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what can happen to a cochlea and nerve?
damaged by noise
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what do doctors often find in foreign bodies?
buttons, food and insects
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why shouldn't you clear your ears with a cotton bud?
it damages your ear
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what is another name for a burst ear drum?
perforated ear drum
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what is a main symptom if tinnitus?
hearing ringing in the ears
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what travels faster, speed or light?
light
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What does a large amplitude mean?

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Its a loud note

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how does sound get quieter?

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what happens when a ruler is hit at the end of a table?

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what could damage your hearing?

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