Not neccessarily.
Any radiation from a point source is omnidirectional by definition - it spreads in all directions.
That said, it's easier to focus/concentrate higher frequncies (both for radio and sound), so higher-frequency sound waves are more likely to be directional.
Straight line?
No, there will always be some spreading/dispersal/diffusion, and expect reflections as well.
In general, a low pitch is created by sound waves vibrating and having to travel down a lengthy object, while a high pitch only has to travel down a shorter distance
The pitch is determined by how high the sound is.
A triangle has high pitch.
High
It emits a high pitch
pitch
The pitch of the sound.
pitch - how high or low a sound is volume - how loud a sound is
Yes
No. High pitch = high frequency = short wave
Really high
frequency