
Sounds
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- Q1Sound waves are __________waves.TransverseLongitudinal10s
- Q2Sound waves carry __________ from the source to our ears.MessageEnergyAir particlesMatter20s
- Q3Sounds can travel in all the following EXCEPT __________.VacuumSolidGasLiquid10s
- Q4In which medium will sound travel fastest?AluminumSeawaterHeliumHard wood10s
- Q5Why do sounds travel fastest in solids?Gases have particles with greater inertia.Liquids are more dense than solids and gases.Solids are less elastic compared to liquids and gases.Solids have more compact particles than liquids and gases.30s
- Q6Most likely, where will sound travel fastest?PhilippinesSahara DesertNorth PoleJapan20s
- Q7In which will sound travel slowest?Warm, dry airCold, dry airWarm, moist airCold, moist air20s
- Q8Which property of sound is related to its volume?PitchLoudnessFrequencySpeed20s
- Q9In a pan flute, which will produce the sound with highest frequency?Medium pipeShortest pipeShort pipeLongest pipe20s
- Q10Which affects the loudness of sounds?FrequencyAmplitudeWavelengthSpeed20s
- Q11Which part of the ear collects sound waves?Ear drumPinnaEar canalCochlea10s
- Q12Which sounds can be heard by humans?20 kHz - 200 kHz20 Hz - 20 kHz1 Hz - 20 kHz20 Hz - 200 kHz20s
- Q13From the ear drum, the sound is conveyed to the cochlea by the __________.Auditory nerveHair cellsTympanumOssicles10s
- Q14All of the following can detect infra and ultrasonic sounds EXCEPT ...HumansBatsDogsDolphins20s
- Q15The unit for sound intensity is...volumesmetersdecibelsHertz20s