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Production and Propagation of Sound

Subtopic

Production and Propagation of Sound under Sound for Grade 7 ICSE.

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Preview questions (no answers)

  1. 1.

    Which of the following is an example of sound propagation through a liquid?

    A.

    Hearing a clock tick in a room

    B.

    Dolphins whistling to each other under the sea

    C.

    A doctor using a stethoscope

    D.

    Feeling vibrations on a train track

  2. 2.

    An object makes 120120 vibrations in 22 minutes. What is its frequency?

    A.

    60 Hz60\text{ Hz}

    B.

    1 Hz1\text{ Hz}

    C.

    2 Hz2\text{ Hz}

    D.

    120 Hz120\text{ Hz}

  3. 3.

    Which of the following mediums will NOT allow sound to pass through it?

    A.

    Hydrogen gas

    B.

    Empty space with no particles

    C.

    Liquid mercury

    D.

    Solid copper

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Terms related to Sound (Amplitude, Time Period, Frequency)

Subtopic

Terms related to Sound (Amplitude, Time Period, Frequency) under Sound for Grade 7 ICSE.

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Preview questions (no answers)

  1. 1.

    Which of these frequencies would be associated with a 'low' bass note?

    A.

    50 Hz50\ Hz

    B.

    5000 Hz5000\ Hz

    C.

    10000 Hz10000\ Hz

    D.

    20000 Hz20000\ Hz

  2. 2.

    If a pendulum takes 44 seconds to complete 22 oscillations, its time period is:

    A.

    4 s4\ s

    B.

    2 s2\ s

    C.

    0.5 s0.5\ s

    D.

    8 s8\ s

  3. 3.

    A high-pitched sound is often described as being:

    A.

    Shrill

    B.

    Deep

    C.

    Hoarse

    D.

    Low

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Characteristics of Sound (Loudness, Pitch, Quality)

Subtopic

Characteristics of Sound (Loudness, Pitch, Quality) under Sound for Grade 7 ICSE.

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Preview questions (no answers)

  1. 1.

    A wave that repeats its motion after a fixed interval of time is called:

    A.

    Random motion

    B.

    Periodic motion

    C.

    Linear motion

    D.

    Circular motion

  2. 2.

    Which of the following represents a very loud and painful sound level?

    A.

    10 dB10\text{ dB}

    B.

    30 dB30\text{ dB}

    C.

    60 dB60\text{ dB}

    D.

    120 dB120\text{ dB}

  3. 3.

    The pitch of sound produced by a vibrating string can be increased by:

    A.

    Increasing the length of the string

    B.

    Decreasing the tension in the string

    C.

    Decreasing the length of the string

    D.

    Increasing the thickness of the string

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Reflection of Sound and Echo

Subtopic

Reflection of Sound and Echo under Sound for Grade 7 ICSE.

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Preview questions (no answers)

  1. 1.

    Which of the following is true about sound reflection?

    A.

    It only happens in liquids

    B.

    It requires a surface to bounce off

    C.

    It only happens at night

    D.

    It makes the sound travel slower

  2. 2.

    What is the result of sound being reflected back and forth between two parallel walls?

    A.

    The sound disappears

    B.

    Multiple echoes or reverberations

    C.

    The sound becomes a light wave

    D.

    The pitch of the sound increases

  3. 3.

    Which part of our body helps us perceive reflected sound?

    A.

    Eyes

    B.

    Nose

    C.

    Ears

    D.

    Skin

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