When we produce a sound with our voice, we can get the vocal…

When we produce a sound with our voice, we can get the vocal folds vibrating (source) with air from our lungs. We can then shape (filter) that source by changing the pathway that the sound makes as it exits our mouth. Suppose we start out with our mouth wide open, and then draw it almost closed like we were blowing through a straw. The sound would likely:

Sound travels in waves, either longitudinally or transverse….

Sound travels in waves, either longitudinally or transverse. In one case the vibratory force is moving “inline” with the resulting wave (longitudinal) and in another case the force is perpendicular to the resulting wave. What did your text say about what type of wave “sound” produces? 

(03.04 MC)Kiera is looking up information about an animal sh…

(03.04 MC)Kiera is looking up information about an animal she spotted near her home, but had never seen before. She typed up a description of the animal into an online search engine, and the “Animal Mysteries Revealed” streaming channel came up. With flashy graphics and clickbait titles, this channel claims to unveil the truth about the monsters and legendary creatures most people don’t believe exist. Kiera notes that videos on this channel often indulge in sensationalism, dramatic reconstructions, and speculative theories presented as facts.Which factor is causing the biggest issue in credibility for this source?

(02.04 MC)Lowe is writing a news article for the school pape…

(02.04 MC)Lowe is writing a news article for the school paper about the school’s newly proposed late work policy. Lowe begins the article with, “The new late work policy proposed by the school is absolutely ridiculous.”Lowe realizes that this framing introduces bias into the article. How can they frame the story differently to eliminate subjectivity?