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Quiz by Jeffrey Piggott, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Jeffrey Piggott
over 5 years ago
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Question 1
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Why can ultrasound not be heard by humans?
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A The amplitude is too great.
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B The frequency is too great.
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C The speed is too great.
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D The wavelength is too great.
Question 2
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A sound wave has a certain amplitude and a certain frequency.
A second sound wave is quieter and lower in pitch than the first sound wave.
The second wave has .......
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A a larger amplitude and a greater frequency.
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B a larger amplitude and a smaller frequency.
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C a smaller amplitude and a greater frequency.
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D a smaller amplitude and a smaller frequency.
Question 3
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What is the approximate range of hearing of a healthy human ear?
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A 2.0 Hz to 2.0 kHz
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B 2.0 Hz to 20 kHz
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C 20 Hz to 2.0 kHz
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D 20 Hz to 20 kHz
Question 4
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A singer sings two notes. The first note is louder and lower in pitch than the second note.
Which statement about the two notes is correct?
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A The first note has a larger amplitude and a larger frequency than the second note.
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B The first note has a larger amplitude and a smaller frequency than the second note.
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C The first note has a smaller amplitude and a larger frequency than the second note.
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D The first note has a smaller amplitude and a smaller frequency than the second note.
Question 5
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Which range of wave frequencies includes only sounds that can be heard by a human with normal hearing?
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A 3.0 Hz to 300 Hz
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B 30 Hz to 3000 Hz
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C 300 Hz to 30 000 Hz
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D 3000 Hz to 300 000 Hz
Question 6
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A candle flame is placed in front of a loudspeaker.
The loudspeaker produces a sound wave that causes air particles to vibrate. The vibrating air particles make the candle flame vibrate in the same direction as the air particles.
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A
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B
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C
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D
Question 7
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A sound wave travels from a point X to another point Y.
Which diagram represents the movement of the air molecules, due to the sound wave, in the region between X and Y?
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A
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B
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C
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D
Question 8
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Sound wave P has a greater amplitude and a larger wavelength in air than sound wave Q.
How do the loudness and pitch of P compare with the loudness and pitch of Q?
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A P is louder and higher in pitch than Q.
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B P is louder and lower in pitch than Q.
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C P is quieter and higher in pitch than Q.
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D P is quieter and lower in pitch than Q.
Question 9
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An echo-sounder on a ship produces a pulse of sound. The echo is received by the echo-sounder after two seconds.
The speed of sound in sea-water is 1500 m / s.
What is the depth of the sea-water below the ship?
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A 750 m
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B 1500 m
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C 3000 m
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D 6000 m
Question 10
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Which frequency produces a sound that can be heard by a person?
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A 2 Hz
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B 10 Hz
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C 2 kHz
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D 30 kHz
Question 11
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A
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B
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C
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D
Question 12
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A quiet sound is produced by a loudspeaker. The loudness of the sound is increased.
Which property of the sound wave is increased?
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A amplitude
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B frequency
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C speed
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D wavelength
Question 13
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A man holding a starting pistol stands 640 m away from a spectator.
The spectator hears the sound of the starting pistol 2.0 s after seeing the flash from the pistol.
Using this information, what is the speed of sound in air?
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A 160 m / s
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B 320 m / s
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C 640 m / s
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D 1280 m / s
Question 14
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The frequency of a musical note is increased.
A student hearing the sound detects an increase in which property?
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A loudness of the sound
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B pitch of the sound
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C speed of the sound wave
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D wavelength of the sound wave
Question 15
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In the experiment shown, the bell is heard ringing. The air is gradually pumped out of the jar. No change is made to the ringing bell.
After a few minutes the bell can no longer be heard. Why is this?
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A The amplitude of vibration of the bell decreases.
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B The frequency of vibration of the bell increases.
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C The sound waves from the bell become transverse.
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D The sound waves need a medium to travel through.
Question 16
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What can be heard by the human ear?
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A a whistle emitting a wave of frequency 50 kHz
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B a bat emitting a wave of frequency 30 kHz
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C an insect emitting a wave of frequency 300 Hz
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D a vibrating spring emitting a wave of frequency 5 Hz
Question 17
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Which row states whether light waves and whether sound waves can travel in a vacuum?
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C
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D
Question 18
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Sounds are produced by vibrating objects. A certain object vibrates but a person nearby cannot hear any sound.
Which statement could explain why nothing is heard?
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A The amplitude of the sound waves is too large.
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B The frequency of the vibration is too high.
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C The sound waves are transverse.
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D The speed of the sound waves is too high.
Question 19
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Two sounds X and Y are produced by loudspeakers.
The amplitude and frequency of each sound wave is given below.
X : amplitude = 1.3 mm; frequency = 475 Hz
Y : amplitude = 2.0 mm; frequency = 235 Hz
How does sound Y compare with sound X?
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A Y is louder and has a higher pitch.
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B Y is louder and has a lower pitch.
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C Y is quieter and has a higher pitch.
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D Y is quieter and has a lower pitch.
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