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| Change in frequency or pitch of a sound that occurs when the sound source and the listner are in motion relative to each other. |
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| Membrane stretching across the ear canal that vibrates when sound waves reach the middle ear. |
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| Lowest natural frequency that is produced by a vibrating object. |
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| The human perception of how much energy a sound wave carries. |
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| Frequency at which a musical instrument or other object vibrates when it is struck or disturbed; relative to its size, shape, and the material it is made from. |
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| Multiples of the fundamental frequency. |
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| How high or low a sound is. |
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| Sound amplification that occurs when an object is vibrated at its natural frequency by absorbing energy from a sound wave or other object vibrating at this frequency. |
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| Repeated echoes of sounds. |
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