1. Sound
Paden Sharp 5-D

2. Sound waves Brass Woodwinds Percussion Strings
Sound is provided by something moving back and forth.
Brass
Woodwinds
Percussion
Strings
Vibrating Air
Vibrating Reed
Vibrating Surface
Vibrating Strings
Trumpet
Tuba
Trombone
Oboe
Clarinet
Bassoon
Drums
Piano
Triangle
Guitar
Violin
Cello .

3. Pitch How high or how low pitch is of a sound. High Pitch Low Pitch
High pitch and Frequency are alike because they both are about sound.
Also because they both describe sound.
Low pitch and frequency are alike because they both help people hear and describe sound.
Also they are alike because they both are tools.

4. Volume
Definition of volume.
How loud or soft something is.

5. Reflection and Echo.
Reflection means sound bounces off an object ,or something bounces off a material. A sound wave does not act the same way when its hits a hard smooth surface. A sound hitting a towel will absorb sound but sound hitting a metal sheet it will reflect the sound wave. But not all sound waves reflect of some material. Some material that reflects sound waves are glass and plastic. A reflected sound wave is called an echo. If the echo is strong enough like in the grand canyon you will hear what you said. If there is more than one reflecting near you, you will hear it several times. The hard, smooth walls of your home are often great material for making echoes.

6. Absorption
Absorption is when a sound wave disappears in a material. A good material for absorption is carpet. When a sound wave is absorbed the energy is changed into heat energy, when it is absorbed . Also a great place for absorption is a library. But not all echoes are absorbed by all materials.

7. Sound Pitch and Volume Reflection Absorption Careers Musician Singer
Construction worker DJ
Scientist
Reflection
Absorption

8. References
Daniel, L., Hackett, J., Moyer, R., & Vasquez, J. (2006) Science. \
York: Macmillan/McGraw-Hill

9. Websites I Used
"Sound." The New Book of Knowledge. Grolier Online, Web. 19 Mar. 2015