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| a reflected sound that is heard again |
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| the snail-shaped part of the ear that contains the actual organ of hearing |
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| used for determining the depth of the water and locating objects in the sea |
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| _____ ears are better than one because they help you tell which direction a sound is coming from. |
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| inventor of the phonograph |
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| inventor of the telephone |
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| the man who proved that sound waves travel only through matter |
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| Sounds travel fastest through ______. |
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| Sound travels ________ than light. |
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| Sound is a form of ________. |
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| Sound waves cannot travel through ____________. |
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| Speech is produced by the vibrations of the ____________. |
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| The ________ ear includes the hammer, anvil, and stirrup. |
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| The ___________ carries the message of sound to the brain. |
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| When an object vibrates very rapidly, the sounds produced have a ______ pitch. |
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| The ________ frequency that the human ear can hear is 20 times per second. |
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| ________ and ________ hear the highest frequency sounds. |
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| Materials with soft, uneven surfaces tend to ________ sound waves. |
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| The ______ "sees" with its ears. |
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| ________ are the only animals that have visible ears. |
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Be able to label the following parts of the ear:
auricle, eardrum, anvil, stirrup, cochlea |
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| The singing bird that mimics other birds. |
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| The bossy bird that plants oak trees. |
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| The bird that walks head first down trees. |
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| The spangled birds brought from Europe that are now in every part of the United States and Canada. |
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| The bird who uses his extra long tongue to probe holes for insects. |
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| The chubby little bird that cooses unusual places to next. |
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| The cheerful bird that can hang upside down on a branch. |
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| The tiny bird whose name reminds you of the sound its furiously vibrating wings make. |
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Be able to identify the following birds:
Baltimore oriole, grouse, lark bunting, and wren |
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| See pages 79, 125, 141, and 147 |
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| The process by which water vapor turns back to liquid is __________. |
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| Clouds are made up of air and _______. |
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| The process by which liquid water becomes water vapor is ____________. |
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| Anything that takes up space and has weight is _________. |
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| Because air has weight, it exerts ________. |
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| The particles which make up molecules are _________. |
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| The boiling point of water is _______. |
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| Water is made up of hydrogen and ________. |
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| The freezing point of water is _______. |
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| Matter can exist in three states: solid, liquid, and ______. |
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