Physics- The Sound Quiz

A colorful illustration of sound waves traveling through different mediums, including air, water, and solid objects, with visual representations of properties like pitch and amplitude.

The Sound Quiz: Test Your Knowledge

Welcome to the Sound Quiz! This engaging quiz will test your understanding of sound waves, their properties, and their behavior. Perfect for students, teachers, and anyone interested in physics!

Features of the quiz:

11 thought-provoking questions
Multiple choice format
Detailed explanations upon completion

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by EchoWhisperer247

Loud and soft sound can have the same

Pitch

Wavelength

Ampitude

Frequency

Sound waves do not travel through

Vaccuum

Solids

Liquids

Gases

When the vibrating particles move backward, they create a region of low pressure called

Depression

Rarefaction

Hypertension

Compression

When sound travels through air, the air particles

Vibrate but not in any fixed direction

Do not vibrate

Vibrate along the direction of wave propogation

Vibrate perpendicular to wave propogation

Sound is a

Mechanical as well as longitudinal wave

Electro-magnetic wave

Transverse wave

Gravitational wave

SI unit of amplitude is

1/metre

Metre

1/second

Second

Sound made in front of a tall building 18m away, is repeated. Name the phenomenon

Reverberation

Echo

Pitch

Refraction

The range of human ear in terms of frequecy is

2 to 20,000

20 to 200

20 to 20,000

2 to 20,000

Loud and soft sounds can have the same

Pitch

Wavelength

Amplitude

Frequency

Stethescope works on the principle of

Refraction of light

Rectilinear propogation of sound

Multiple reflection of sound

Deflection of sound

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