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1. Sound is produced when an object: A) Moves slowly B) Vibrates Is heated Is cooled
2. Sound can travel through: Vacuum Only air Solids, liquids and gases Only solids
3. Sound travels fastest in: Air Water Iron Vacuum
4. Sound travels slowest in: Water Air Steel Wood
5. Unit of frequency: Metre Second Hertz Decibel
6. Loudness depends on: Frequency Amplitude Speed Wavelength
7. Pitch depends on: Amplitude Frequency Speed Medium
8. No. of vibrations per sec is: Amplitude Time period Frequency Wavelength
9. Human hearing range: 20–20,000 Hz 10–10,000 Hz 50–50,000 Hz 100–100,000 Hz
10. Above 20,000 Hz is: Infrasound Ultrasound Audible Noise
11. Woman’s voice is: Louder Deeper Shriller Same
12. Pleasant sound: Noise Music Tone Echo
13. Loud unpleasant sound: Music Noise Echo Vibration
14. Minimum duration to hear sound: 0.1 sec 1 sec 0.01 sec 10 sec
15. Minimum distance for echo: 10 m 17 m 34 m 50 m
16. Echo is caused by reflection from: Wall/hill Water Vacuum Air particles
17. Doctors use: Telescope Microscope Stethoscope Periscope
18. Below 20 Hz is: Ultrasound Infrasound Audible Music
19. One vibration time: Frequency Amplitude Time period Wavelength
20. Dogs can hear: Low sounds High sounds Ultrasound None
21. Maximum displacement is: Frequency Wavelength Amplitude Time period
22. Animal hearing infrasound: Dog Bat Elephant Human
23. Speed of sound in air: 340 m/s 3400 m/s 34 m/s 3,40,000 m/s
24. Sound cannot travel through: Water Steel Air Vacuum
25. We cover ears during thunder to avoid: Loud noise Rain Lightning Wind
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