8l Sound And Hearing Multiple Choice Test

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Chapter 12

Multiple choice test

Chapter

12 Sound and music

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8L Sound and heating

Name

Class

Teacher

There is only one correct answer to each question. Tick () the box next to the answer that you think is right. 1

The best way to think about sounds is as A draughts in the air B radio signals picked up by your ears C vibrations passing through substances D reflections off things, like light for seeing

2

Lis was learning the guitar. Her tutor said there were two ways to make a higher pitched note.

Which line in the table gives the correct ways of doing this?

A

Change the tightness of the string looser

Change the length of the string shorter

B

looser

longer

C

tighter

shorter

D

tighter

longer

A 3

B

C

D

’In space no-one can hear you scream’ was a slogan used to advertise the film ‘Alien’. The idea in the slogan is true because A distances are very large in space B space is very cold and that deadens sound C spacesuits stop you hearing anything D there is nothing to carry the sound in space

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Chapter 12 4

Multiple choice test

Which of the following best describes the typical range of frequencies that the human ear can detect? A 20 Hz – 20 000 Hz B 200 Hz – 2000 Hz C 1000 Hz – 10 000 Hz D 5000 Hz – 100 000 Hz

5 A sound wave can be displayed on a oscilloscope. The drawing shows a picture of a sound wave. Which of the distances marked is the wavelength?

A 6

B

C

D

Sounds can be displayed as sound waves. Which answer correctly describes how amplitude, frequency, loudness and pitch are related? A amplitude = frequency = pitch loudness B loudness = frequency = pitch amplitude C loudness = amplitude = pitch frequency D there is no relationship between these four things

Questions 7–9 refer to the following drawing of a human ear.

7

Which part labelled is the ear drum? A B C

D

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Chapter 12

Multiple choice test

8

Which part of the ear is most likely to be damaged by exposure to very loud sounds? A B C D

9

The ‘small bones’ in the ear carry the sound signal to which part of the ear? A B C D

10 What units are used to measure sound levels? A micro amps B decibels C metres cubed D newtons 11 The drawing shows someone wearing ear defenders.

Which line in the table sums up how ear defenders work? Outer shell

Inner padding

A

absorbs sound

absorbs sound

B

absorbs sound

reflects sound

C

reflects sound

absorbs sound

D

reflects sound

reflects sound

A

B

C

D

12 As people get older their hearing gets worse and they can’t hear high pitched sounds. Which answer best describes how this problem is caused? A the eardrum gets brittle with age B the ears get blocked by wax C the outer ear grows much larger D sensitive hairs in the cochlea get damaged

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