Introduction to Sound

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1.
Sound is a type of energy that travels in ___.
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Sound travels through ___.
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The unit of measurement of sound is ___.
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Sound is created by ___.
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The first state of matter is ___.
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The second state of matter is ___.
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The third state of matter is ___.
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Sources of sound we find in nature are ___ sources of sound.
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___ sources of sound are those made by humans, like instruments or machines.
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Sound waves enter the ear and travel through the ear ___.
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The sound waves reach the ___, causing it to vibrate.
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___ refers to how high or low a sound is.
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___ is how strong or soft a sound is.