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    Sound is produced in several ways, mainly through vibrations or objects hitting each other. When two objects collide or a body vibrates, it causes the surrounding air molecules to also vibrate. These vibrated air molecules then transfer this energy to adjacent air molecules. This vibration energy reaches the ears and causes the eardrum and small bones to vibrate as well, transferring the sound energy to the brain. Examples of sounds produced this way include clapping hands, colliding marbles, sirens, animal sounds, musical instruments, and the human voice through vocal cord vibrations.

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    Sound is produced in several ways, mainly through vibrations or objects hitting each other. When two objects collide or a body vibrates, it causes the surrounding air molecules to also vibrate. These vibrated air molecules then transfer this energy to adjacent air molecules. This vibration energy reaches the ears and causes the eardrum and small bones to vibrate as well, transferring the sound energy to the brain. Examples of sounds produced this way include clapping hands, colliding marbles, sirens, animal sounds, musical instruments, and the human voice through vocal cord vibrations.

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    Science 6 Q3 W3 LAS 3

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    Sound is produced in several ways, mainly through vibrations or objects hitting each other. When two objects collide or a body vibrates, it causes the surrounding air molecules to also vibrate. These vibrated air molecules then transfer this energy to adjacent air molecules. This vibration energy reaches the ears and causes the eardrum and small bones to vibrate as well, transferring the sound energy to the brain. Examples of sounds produced this way include clapping hands, colliding marbles, sirens, animal sounds, musical instruments, and the human voice through vocal cord vibrations.

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    Name: _____________________________________________Grade & Section: ________ Score: _______

    School: ______________________________________Teacher: ____________________Subject: Science


    LAS Writer: LORIE MAE M. ENDE
    Content Editor: LILY ROSE Y. RAFAELA/ NESTOR A.RAGUINDIN/ EMMA T. SURITA/
    RETCHIE JOY B. PISAÑA/ CHRISTINE JOY G. SUA/ MICHAEL DAVE N. NALAGON
    Lesson Topic: How sound is produced Quarter 3 Week 3 LAS 3
    Learning Targets: Identify the sources of sounds
    References: Padpad, E. and Apolinario, N.2013.The New Science Links 6 (First Edition). Sampaloc,Manila,
    Philippines: Rex Bookstore, Inc., pp 244-247
    Sarte, E., Garcia E., Lopez E., dela Cruz, M., and Arradaza H., Rabago, L., 2016. Science Beyond
    Borders 6. Quezon City, Philippines: Vibal Group, Inc., pp 141-144
    MELC S6FE-IIId-f-2
    How Sound is produced
    Sound is produced in different ways. The simplest way is when objects hit each other. Sound is also
    produced by making vibrations. The sound is transmitted and heard through the force of impact between two
    bodies and the vibrations of bodies that cause air molecules around them to vibrate. The vibrating air molecules
    as the energy to adjacent air molecules. In each of your ears, we have sensitive membrane called eardrum. The
    vibrating air causes the eardrum to vibrate. The small bones- hammer, anvil, and stirrup- then carry the energy
    to the brain through the auditory nerve.
    Examples:

    Clapping of hands- the hands hit each other that they produce sound.

    Marbles and billiard balls produce clicks when they collide.

    Siren of a firetruck

    Animals sounds

    Musical Instrument Sounds

    Human voice

    ACTIVITY:
    Write True is the statement is correct and change the underlined word into a correct one if it is
    wrong.
    ______________1. Sound is produced through vibration.
    ______________2. When two objects collide, it produces electricity.
    ______________3. When you sing, your vocal chords vibrate.
    ______________4. Cymbals crushing is an example of sound energy from animals.
    ______________5.One example of sound energy from human is clicking of tongue.

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