Question: Why does a rubber band make a sound when you pluck it (pull and let go quickly)?
Reference answer: The rubber band vibrates.

Student answer: Because it is sticky!

Student answer: Because it hits the other side.

Student answer: Because vibration.

Student answer: It makes the plucking sound from stretching and then it vibrates and make sound.

Student answer: Because if you stretch it and let it go it makes a volume.

Student answer: Plucking is pull.

Student answer: Because it hits the other part of the rubber band.

Student answer: Because it vibrates.

Student answer: Because your making vibrations.

Student answer: Because it vibrates.

Student answer: Because the vibrations.

Student answer: Because it is tight.

Student answer: Because it is vibrating.

Student answer: Vibrations.

Student answer: The rubber band makes a sound because it is on the doorknob.

Student answer: Because it is like a string.

Student answer: It vibration.

Student answer: Because it goes up.

Student answer: It makes a sound.

Student answer: Because it is vibrating.

Student answer: Guitars have wires that makes sound Just like a rubber band.

Student answer: Because it hits something.

Student answer: Because your finger smacks on it.

Student answer: It will make a soft sound.

Student answer: It vibrates.

Student answer: It makes noise.

Student answer: Because it is.

Student answer: When you let go it vibrates.

Student answer: Because it is vibrating.

Student answer: Because it vibrates.

Student answer: Because each side of the rubber band will snap together.

Student answer: Because it vibrates.

Student answer: It makes it louder.

Student answer: It is vibrating.

Student answer: If you have something close to the rubber band it would hit it and make noise.

Student answer: Because vibration runs through it.

Student answer: Because you stretch it and then it is tight.

Student answer: Because each side hits each other and make noise.

Student answer: It vibrates off the other side.

Student answer: Low.

Student answer: Because of the vibration.

Student answer: It cuts through.

Student answer: When you let it go you can see it make a vibration that makes the sound.

Student answer: There is vibrations.

Student answer: The rubber band is low.

Student answer: It is like a guitar string only rubber.

Student answer: By the vibrations.

Student answer: The rubber band would make a high pitch.

Student answer: Because the rubber band vibrates.

Student answer: Because the rubber band is vibrating.

Student answer: Because when you pluck it it makes the vibrations and vibrations make sound.

Student answer: Because the 2 parts bump against each other.

Student answer: Because it is vibrating.

Student answer: It moves fast enough to make a sound.

Student answer: Because of the vibrations it makes.

Student answer: Because there is a vibration on the rubber band.

Student answer: Because all things make sound.

Student answer: A rhythm.

Student answer: It will make a soft sound.

Student answer: A rubber band makes a sound because vibration are made and sounds come from vibrations.

Student answer: Because it hit the top and makes it vibrate.

Student answer: Because you stretch it, then you pluck it.

Student answer: Because our hand is causing it to make a sound.

Student answer: Because when you pluck it the rudder band touches the top part.

Student answer: Because it rubber.

Student answer: It hit the first one.

Student answer: Because it vibrates.

Student answer: Because it is vibrating.

Student answer: When you pull it and it hits the other part.

Student answer: Because it hits the top.

Student answer: Because you make it vibrate.

Student answer: Because it vibrates.

Student answer: It hits your finger.

Student answer: Because the rubber band vibrated, and vibration caused sound.

Student answer: Because of the vibration.

Student answer: It does that because it vibrates.

Student answer: Because it is vibrating.

Student answer: Because there is a vibration.

Student answer: Because it is vibrating.

Student answer: Because it vibrates.

Student answer: Because if you pull it, it goes like that.

Student answer: Because it snaps together.

Student answer: Because it is gently.

Student answer: Because it snaps.

Student answer: Pull it.

Student answer: It makes the sound softer.

Student answer: It is rubber.

Student answer: You pulled and it flies.

Student answer: It makes sound.

Student answer: Because of the vibration.

Student answer: It will make a doom sound.

Student answer: Because it vibrates.

Student answer: When you pluck a rubber band and let it go it moves back and forth which makes it vibrate.

Student answer: Because you can make you hand is hurt.

Student answer: I think because it vibrating.

Student answer: It will say: dinininin!

Student answer: It moves back and forth makes vibration.

Student answer: Because it is making vibration.

Student answer: Because it hits your Finger.

Student answer: It makes a sound because it vibrates.

Student answer: Because when you pull it. It hits your thumb.

Student answer: Sound like Pum!

Student answer: So it could a sound.

Student answer: Because it vibrates and vibration makes Sound.