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<p>In the above image, Interval C represents:</p>

In the above image, Interval C represents:

Wavelength

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The time that it takes for a vibrating object to complete one cycle of vibration is the:

Period

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_____ sounds have energy distributed at more than one frequency.

Complex

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How many degrees are in one cycle?

360

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Elasticity is…

Something’s ability to resist permanent distortion to its original shape or the distribution of its molecules.

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Velocity is…

The speed of sound through a transmitting medium.

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Reflection is when…

A sound strikes an object and bounces off.

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When reflections are multiple or continuous to the point where they actually prolong the existence of a sound within a confined space, they are known as _____.

Reverberations

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If a vibrating tuning fork completes 440 cycles in 1 second, its frequency is _____ Hz.

440

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When a sound travels through the air, air molecules travel from the sound source to anywhere the sound reaches.

False

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<p>The phase where the red dot is located is:</p>

The phase where the red dot is located is:

135 degrees

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An example of a complex sound would be…

The vowel [i]

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<p>How many cycles are depicted in the above waveform?</p>

How many cycles are depicted in the above waveform?

4

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The perceptual correlate of frequency is:

Pitch

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Wavelength is…

Distance that a sound wave disturbance travels while moving from position of rest to compression to position of rest to rarefaction, back to rest.

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What is the period of a sound with a frequency of 2 msec?

500 Hz

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Wavelength can be expressed in…

Centimeters, millimeters, or meters

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A spectrum displays _____ as a function of _____.

Amplitude; frequency

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<p>The wavelength of the waveform depicted above is _____ cm.</p>

The wavelength of the waveform depicted above is _____ cm.

5

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The speed of sound is _____ in water than in air.

Faster

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What is the frequency of a sound with a period of 0.1 msec?

10000 Hz

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As frequency increases, wavelength _____.

Decreases

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<p>What is the period of the above waveform</p>

What is the period of the above waveform

0.2 msec

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The distance between points of identical phase in two adjacent cycles of a wave is the wave’s _____.

Wavelength

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What is the frequency of a sound with a period of 1 msec?

1000 Hz

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<p>What is the period of the above waveform?</p>

What is the period of the above waveform?

10 msec

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<p>The height of each vertical blue line in the figure above represents _____.</p>

The height of each vertical blue line in the figure above represents _____.

The amplitude of a pure tome component of a complex sound.

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Frequency is…

The number of complete cycles that occur in a certain time period.

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Given that the speed of sound is 340 meters per second and using the equation f = v / λ, what is the frequency of a sound with a wavelength of 340 meters?

1 Hz

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<p>The phase difference of the above waveforms is:</p>

The phase difference of the above waveforms is:

90 degrees

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If a pure tone sound causes air molecules to complete 1482 cycles of vibration every second, the sound has a frequency of _____ Hz.

1482

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Given that the speed of sound is 1100 feet per second and using the equation f = v / λ, what is the wavelength of a 2200 Hz sound?

0.5 feet

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A _____ displays amplitude as a function of time.

Waveform

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What is the period of a sound with a frequency of 100 Hz?

10 msec

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Given that the speed of sound is 1100 feet per second and using the equation f = v / λ, what is the frequency of a sound with a wavelength of 2 feet?

550 Hz

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<p>The two waveforms above are:</p>

The two waveforms above are:

180 degrees out-of-phase

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Frequency is usually measured in…

Hz, kHz, or cps

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The process in which sound enters a structure, is converted to thermal energy, and then dissipated is known as ….

Absorption

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<p>Which waveform has the lowest amplitude?</p>

Which waveform has the lowest amplitude?

The red dotted line

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A single tuning fork generating a sound with energy concentrated at one frequency is an example of a _____ sound.

Simple

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If it takes 1 msec for a vibrating air molecule to complete one cycle of vibration, it has a period of _____ msec.

1

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Reverberation time (T60) is…

The amount of time required for a sound to decay by 60 dB in a closed space.

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Phase is the:

Point in the cycle at which molecule is located at a given instant in time.

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Given that the speed of sound is 340 meters per second and using the equation λ = v / f, what is the wavelength of a 340 Hz sound?

1 meter

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<p>Waveform B represents:</p>

Waveform B represents:

Simple harmonic motion

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Phase is usually measured in…

degrees.

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<p>The phase at Point A is:</p>

The phase at Point A is:

45 degrees

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<p>The phase at Point C is:</p>

The phase at Point C is:

135 degrees

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<p>The phase at Point E is:</p>

The phase at Point E is:

225 degrees

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<p>The phase at Point G is:</p>

The phase at Point G is:

315 degrees