Pitch Flashcards

1
Q

What is an example of a high pitched sound?

A

A flute.

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What is an example of a low pitched sound?

A

A tuba.

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3
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How is pitch measured?

A

Pitch is measured in Hertz. One hertz means that one sound wave would hit your ear every second.

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4
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How is volume measured?

A

Volume is measured in decibels. A whisper is about 30 dB, a normal voice is about 60 dB and a scream is about 120 dB.

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5
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If a person is around sounds above 90 dB…

A

Their hearing can be damaged.

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6
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If a person hears something over 130 dB…

A

Their hearing can be damaged right away. It is very important to protect your ears.

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7
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How can we protect our ears?

A

By turning down the volume on iPods, stereos, etc. You can also wear PPE (personal protective equipment); such earplugs or earmuffs. We should also get our hearing checked regularly.

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8
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What is pitch?

A

Pitch refers to how high or low a sound is.

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9
Q

How does a carpet make a room quieter?

A

The carpet absorbs some of the room’s vibrations.

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