Britannica Discovery Library Volume 8 - Sounds


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About the pagination of this eBook Due to the unique page numbering scheme of this book, the electronic pagination of the eBook does not match the pagination of the printed version. To navigate the text, please use the electronic Table of Contents that appears alongside the eBook or the Search function. For citation purposes, use the page numbers that appear in the text. B R I TA N N I C A DI SC OV ER Y LIBRARY 8 S OU ND S In this book, you will: discover interesting things about sounds. learn new words. answer fun questions. play a search game. find more sounds activities at the back of the book. C HICAGO L ONDON N EW D ELHI PARIS S EOUL S YDNEY TAIPEI T OKYO The world we live in is filled with so many sounds. B ! O z z z z O M zz b p! e e B bee p B G ! N A M! W HAM! A b z p 2 ! g in 3 What was the first sound you heard this morning? w hi ss ss shhhhh y, wake e up H ,s le ep yh c d! ea k, n lu clunk, M clunk! 4 w eo eeeowww! M … Was it your kitty cat crying to be fed? Was it someone calling you a sleepyhead? Maybe you heard wind in the trees so tall. Or did you hear footsteps coming down the hall? 5 c odle-doooooooo o d ! -a k oc Did you first hear a rooster crowing at dawn? Or maybe it was a neighbor mowing his lawn. Was it the yelp of a puppy expecting a treat? Did you hear cars and buses out in the street? rr rr rr rr r- rr rr rr rr rr rr rr rr r r r HONK ! Beep Be f uf ep ! ruff! f f ru Once you are awake, there are so many sounds to hear! 6 7 The house is vacuu m cle ! e n o h aner! p tele rinnnng! w h ee ee rr rr ri n nn rr g- ng! i l z k z i e s t tle whi op ing! t p e p i v r o d t s tling! s water ee sssss rad io! nn TV! full of sounds! ee s s s s s s s s e! plop plop plop vrooooo 8 you Can e the e k h ma s of t n d w n o sou gs sh n i th here? m m mm m W som hat a re e you soun ds aro h und ear hou you se? r 9 Outside sounds are often big and loud. ma chin e bells ringing hu ding dong! t s at work ba ng ! cla ng! af ire eng i i iee ne’s siren ee ee eeo ooo oooo! ke ma he u o y of t Can unds n ow so the ngs sh e? thi her 10 nd bo e r s t o r m s om ! th ef og hor n on a big boat vvv vrrrrrrrrrr! Wh a som t are e big other ,l out oud doo sou r nds ? 11 Some sounds tell us things we need to know. w We hear the doorbell and we know someone has come to visit. A train whistle tells us to watch out and stay back. The train is coming! oooooo! w o oo o o 12 i Wh a tha t is a som t tell soun nee ethin s you d d to g Y kno OU w? Careful! The sound of a buzzing mosquito means someone might get stung. e b bong g n eeeee e e ee ee 13 Some sounds are funny… like hic-hic-hiccups or a big, loud belching burp. A hee-haw laugh might make you laugh too! 14 re at aunds h W so e e k somat ma h? th laug you Many sounds are so soft that we hardly hear them at all... like the quiet tick-tock of a clock, and w
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