List sounds that you think would have a very low amplitude.

A whisper: This is a very quiet sound, often used when trying to speak softly or secretly. The amplitude of a whisper is very low.

The ticking of a wristwatch: This sound is so quiet that you usually have to be in a very quiet room and very close to the watch to hear it.

A leaf falling from a tree: This is another very quiet sound. Unless you are very close and in a quiet environment, you probably won't hear it.

A mouse squeak: Mice are very small animals, and their squeaks are very quiet. Unless the mouse is very close, you probably won't hear it.

The sound of a feather dropping: This is almost silent. The amplitude of this sound is extremely low.

A soft breeze: This is a very quiet sound, often only heard if you are outside in a quiet area.

The hum of a computer: While some computers can be quite loud, many modern computers have a very quiet hum that has a low amplitude.

The rustling of clothing: This sound can vary in amplitude, but when someone is trying to move quietly, the rustling of their clothing can have a very low amplitude.

The sound of a pencil writing on paper: This is a very quiet sound, especially if the person is writing softly.

The sound of a person breathing normally: Unless the person is breathing heavily, this sound is usually very quiet and has a low amplitude.