Sound Devices (Week 5 tutorial)

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Which of the following is the closest example of the sound 'thump' as described?

  • The soft patter of rain against a window.
  • The rustling of leaves in the wind.
  • A heavy object falling onto the floor. (correct)
  • A gentle tap on a wooden door.

In the context of the sentence 'Two heavy guns went off in the woods – Bump! Bump!' what does the phrase 'went off' most likely mean?

  • The guns were fired or discharged. (correct)
  • The guns malfunctioned and broke down.
  • The guns were stolen from the woods.
  • The guns were accidentally discharged.

What does the phrase 'clapped hands' imply about the singer's performance?

  • The singer was well-received and appreciated. (correct)
  • The singer requested the audience to participate through clapping.
  • The singer was experiencing technical difficulties.
  • The singer was unpopular with the audience.

If someone 'banged' the door, what can be inferred about their emotional state or intention?

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How does the phrase 'ticked out' describe the output of the telegraph?

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What is implied when people 'hissed' someone off the stage?

<p>They were showing their disapproval. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The sentence mentions the 'tinkling' of a piano. Which of the following scenarios would best represent this sound?

<p>A child lightly touching the keys of a piano. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The phrase 'twitter of birds' uses onomatopoeia. What does this suggest about bird sounds?

<p>Bird sounds often consist of light, chirping sounds. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If someone 'muttered', what does this imply about their speech?

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The sentence mentioned 'The bullet flew past, whistling'. What does this imply about the bullet's speed?

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Which of the following scenarios would most likely produce a 'thump' sound?

<p>A book falling from a high shelf. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What distinguishes the sound of 'Bump! Bump!' from other similar sounds?

<p>The bump sound is characterized by its low frequency and reverberation. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the most probable reason for 'clapping hands' after a singer's performance?

<p>To signify appreciation and enjoyment of the singer's talent. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why might a person 'bang' a door instead of closing it gently?

<p>To express frustration, anger, or a need for privacy. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In what setting was a telegraph most likely used if it 'ticked out' a message?

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What are a possible motivation and emotion of a crowd that hiss an individual off stage?

<p>Disapproval of the performance as a form of protest (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What common setting is often associated with the 'tinkling' sound of a piano?

<p>Quiet cozy coffee shop with live piano. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which scenario is often associated with ''twitter of birds in the bushes''?

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A character 'muttered'. What underlying emotion might best represent that?

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Which scenario best represents why one might hear a bullet flew past, 'whistling'?

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Flashcards

What does 'Thump!' mean?

A dull, heavy sound, like something hitting a solid object.

What does 'Bump!' mean?

The sound of a loud explosion or impact.

What does 'clapped' mean?

To strike the hands together, producing a sharp, percussive sound, usually to applaud.

What does 'banged' mean?

To strike or shut (something) forcefully and noisily

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What does 'ticked out' mean?

To send out or transmit a message using a telegraph.

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What does 'hissed' mean?

To express disapproval or contempt by making a sibilant sound like 's-s-s'.

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What does 'tinkling' mean?

A series of light, clear ringing sounds.

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What does 'twitter' mean?

A series of short, high-pitched sounds.

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What does 'muttered' mean?

To speak in a low, indistinct tone.

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What does 'whistling' mean?

Make a clear, high-pitched sound by forcing air through pursed lips.

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Study Notes

  • Week 6 Tutorial

  • "Thump!" represents the sound of a table being overturned.

  • "Bump! Bump!" is the sound of two heavy guns firing in the woods.

  • Clapping hands represents applause for the singer.

  • "Banged" is the sound of a door slamming shut.

  • A telegraph "ticked out" a message using a series of "ticks".

  • Hissing represents a sound of disapproval, used when someone is forced off the stage.

  • Tinkling sound is heard from a piano in the distance amid silence.

  • The twittering of birds can be heard among the bushes.

  • Muttered means to say something in a low or barely audible voice

  • Whistling represents the sound of a bullet flying past.

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