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Third Grade (Grade 3) Physics Worksheets - Create Printable Tests and Worksheets

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Physics

5 votes

• The loudness of a sound is called
  1. the sound wave
  2. the volume
  3. the amplitude
  4. the pitch

Physics

5 votes

• When you make sounds by plucking a rubber band, you make the rubber band move back and forth very quickly. This movement is called
  1. loudness
  2. amplitude
  3. pitch
  4. vibration

Physics

5 votes

• The highness or lowness of a sound is called the
  1. pitch
  2. loudness
  3. vibration
  4. resonance

Physics

5 votes

• Which of the following sound sources would produce the LOUDEST SOUND?
  1. jet plane
  2. pin falling
  3. doorbell
  4. whisper

Physics

4 votes

• Which of the following sound sources would produce the HIGHEST PITCH?
  1. phone
  2. whistle
  3. truck horn
  4. growling dog

Physics

4 votes

• The same sound will seem louder if it travels through which of the following?
  1. solid materials, such as steel
  2. liquids, such as water
  3. gasses, such as air
  4. solids, liquids, and gasses will all sound the same

Physics

3 votes

• If you roll a large sheet of paper into a funnel, you can hear the sound better. (think of a megaphone) This process of increasing the loudness of sound is called
  1. measuring a wave
  2. absorbtion
  3. reflection
  4. amplification

Physics

2 votes

• A teacher speaking is the sound source, and students listening with their ears are sound receivers.
  1. True
  2. False

Physics

2 votes

• A student holds two vibrating objects. Object A is vibrating faster than Object B. Which statement (sentence) below is TRUE?
  1. A is LOUDER than B
  2. B is LOUDER than A
  3. A will have a higher PITCH than B
  4. B will have a higher PITCH than A

Physics

1 vote

• When you used the Fossulele over the top of a desk, what happened to the pitch as you continued to pluck the string while your partner pulled down and made the string tighter?
  1. As soon as you tightened the string, the pitch got lower
  2. The pitch stayed the same
  3. As soon as you tightened the string, the pitch got higher

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