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Cambridge Learning Academy @CLAacademy · High School

PHYSICS - Sound and Waves

Part 1
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1. Amplitude is used to measure what?


a) Pitch b) Volume
c) Sound d) Echoes

2. A rapid back and forth movement?


a) Echo b) Vibrate
c) Pitch d) Amplitude

3. A sound with a low frequency and low amplitude would


be....
a) Loud with a high pitch b) Loud with a low pitch
c) Quiet with a high pitch d) Quiet with a low pitch

4. We measure pitch in....


a) Volume b) Decibles
c) Amplitude d) Frequency

5. How LOUD or quiet a sound is...


a) Pitch b) Fequency
c) Volume d) Echo
6. Energy that you can hear? 
a) Sound b) Light
c) Heat d) pitch

7. When a sound bounces back at you off of a surface

a) Volume b) Pitch
c) Frequency d) Echo

8. How High or Low a sound is


a) Volume b) Amplitude
c) Pitch d) Vibrate

9. We measure sound in...


a) Decimals b) Decibles
c) Frequency d) Amplitude

10. There's a great big beautiful


a) tomorrow b) taco
c) Train d) Tiki Room
Part 2

1. What type of wave are sound wave?


a) longitudinal b) transverse
c) electromagnetic d) sea wave

2. In which medium sound can't travel?


a) solid b) liquid
c) gas d) vacuum

3. What is an echo
a) deflected sound b) refracted sound
c) reflected sound d) diffracted sound

4. In which medium speed of sound are fastest?


a) vacuum b) solid
c) liquid d) gas

5. What is the range of frequencies audible to the human


ear
a) lower than 20 Hz b) 20 Hz - 20.000 Hz
c) higher than 20.000 Hz d) 0 Hz - infinite Hz
6. What is ultrasound?
a) Sound with a frequency higher than b) Sound with a frequency lower than 20 Hz
20.000 Hz
c) Sound with a frequency 20 Hz d) sound with a frequency 20.000 Hz

7. look at the picture. There are 4 sound wave with


different amplitude and wavelength. Which sound wave
has loudest sound?

a) A b) B
c) C d) D

8. look at the picture. There are 4 sound wave with


different amplitude and wavelength. Which sound wave
has highest pitch?

a) A b) B
c) C d) D

9. The delay time between light of thunder and sound of


thunder is 2 seconds. If the speed of sound at the air is
340 m/s, how far the thunder from you?
a) 680 m b) 170 m
c) 342 m d) 338 m

10. A boat is using echo-sounding equipment to measure


the depth of the water underneath.

The equipment in the boat sends a short pulse of sound


downwards and detect the echo after a time interval 4
seconds. The speed of sound in water is 1500 m/s.
Calculate the depth of water!
a) 6000 m b) 5800 m
c) 3000 m d) 2600 m
Part 3

1. Frequency is defined as...

a) Number of waves or cycles generated per b) The maximum displacement of a wave


second. from its equilibrium position.
c) The time interval between two d) The distance between two identical
consecutive waves. positions on two consecutive waves.

2. A wave machine generated waves with a wavelength of


0.080 m at a constant wave speed of 17 m/s. Calculate
the frequency of the waves.

a) 212 Hz b) 1.36 Hz
c) 0.00470 Hz d) 16.92 Hz
e) 1.36
3. The pitch of a sound is most closely related to the
a) frequency  of the sound waves b) distance from the sound source
c) medium through which the sound travels d) intensity of the sound

4 Which wave has the largest wavelength?

a) A b) B
c) C d) None (same wavelength)

5. Which wave has the highest frequency?

a) A b) B
c) C d) None (same frequency)
e) none of these are correct
6. Waves that have vibrations that move perpendicular to
the direction the wave are called:
a) Electromagnetic Spectrum b) Transverse Waves
c) Medium d) Light Waves

7. Sound waves are...


a) cool b) not cool
c) transverse waves d) longitudinal waves

8. Waves that require a medium are called 


a) mechanical waves b) transverse waves
c) light waves d) gamma rays

9. Which type of wave is pictured here?

a) Longitudinal b) Transverse
c) Light d) Electromagnetic

10. How loud or soft a sound is, is related to the


_____________ of the wave
a) amplitude b) frequency
c) wave length d) rest position

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