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Some options are:
- high pitched
- low pitched
- loud
- soft
- deafening
- soothing
- deep
- unusual
- frightening
- annoying
- melodious
- angelic
- gurgling
- raspy
- thin
- tinny
- harmonious
- dissonant
- dynamic
- shrill
- strident
- open
- nasal
- grainy
- gentle
- clear
- distorted
- piercing
- booming
- airy
- scratchy
- garbled
- pure
- amplified
- distorted
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Sound, a form of energy, is all around us. Even in a quiet place, you can hear sounds.
All matter is made of molecules. Molecules can be tightly packed together as in a solid or they can be loosely packed together as in a liquid or gas. When energy strikes the molecules of matter, it causes the molecules to vibrate back and forth, producing a wave that transmits sound energy. The closer the molecules, the more easily sound can be transmitted. Since molecules in a solid do not move very far and bounce back very quickly, a solid is an excellent transmitter of sound. Liquids do not transmit sound very well, but gases are the poorest transmitters of sound.
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