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    QUIZ ACOUSTIC DESIGN CONCEPT GROUP 7

    Multiple Choices.
    1. It is a form of energy which can be transmitted from one place to another.
    a. Song c. Sound
    b. Music d. Acoustics
    2. The science of sound is known as “_________”.
    a. Acoustics c. Frequency
    b. Song d. Absorption
    3. It is a type of sound that travels through air.
    a. Structure-borne c. Airborne
    b. Decoupling d. Vibration
    4. It is a type of sound that travels through the structure.
    a. Structure-borne c. Airborne
    b. Decoupling d. Vibration
    5. ___________is the deliberate and thoughtful consideration of sound in architectural and interior
    spaces.
    a. Acoustic Design c. Frequency
    b. Design d. Sound
    6. The reason for good acoustics of ancient Greek theater of Epidaurus.
    a. Decoupling c. Limestone Seats
    b. Massing d. Damping
    7. Designed to prevent sound from entering or leaving a space by blocking sound transmission with
    dense, heavy materials, making it ideal for environments where sound leakage is a concern.
    a. Soundproofing c. Sound Diffusion
    b. Sound Absorption d. Sound Transmission
    8. Soundproofing approach that separates two parts of a wall for the purpose of inhibiting vibration
    transmission and blocking loud noises from travelling across the wall.
    a. Decoupling c. Sealing Gaps
    b. Massing d. Absorption
    9. It is a soundproofing approach which reduces the sound vibration in the air cavity.
    a. Decoupling c. Sealing Gaps
    b. Massing d. Absorption
    10. This soundproofing approach implies that you need more mass to your walls and make them
    heavy enough not to vibrate.
    a. Decoupling c. Sealing Gaps
    b. Massing d. Absorption
    11. This removes vibration energy from a structure or system by eliminating the dynamic stresses
    associated with vibration.
    a. Damping c. Sealing Gaps
    b. Massing d. Absorption
    12. This is used to fill in gaps and cracks that could allow noise to enter or escape form a room.
    a. Decoupling c. Sealing Gaps
    b. Massing d. Absorption
    13. A way to make better sounding inside a room by controlling sound reflections.
    a. Acoustic Treatment c. Soundproofing
    b. Acoustics d. Painting
    14. This is a popular method of acoustic treatment that includes acoustic foam sheets, absorption
    panels, bass traps, sound blankets, and insulation.
    a. Sound Absorption c. Soundproofing
    b. Acoustics d. Sound diffusion
    15. The following are important characteristics of sound absorption, EXCEPT:
    a. Does not block noise c. Reduces echoes and reverberation
    b. Improves sound quality d. None of the above
    16. ___________ disperses sound and helps our ears hear the mix come back from different parts of
    the room.
    a. Diffusion c. Absorption
    b. Soundproofing d. Reflection
    17. These are sounds that arrive to our ears first from direct source.
    a. Early Reflection c. Normal Reflection
    b. Late Reflection d. Just Reflection
    18. Are sounds that spend more time bouncing around the room before we hear them.
    a. Early Reflection c. Normal Reflection
    b. Late Reflection d. Just Reflection
    19. It is more difficult to control because the sound waves are much longer than higher frequencies.
    a. Mid frequency energy c. Normal Frequency energy
    b. Late Frequency d. Low-frequency energy
    20. How to treat low frequencies?
    a. Placing Diffuser in corners of the room
    b. Placing bass traps in the corners of the room
    c. Placing Reflectors on the walls
    d. None of the above
    ANSWERS:
    1. C 11. A
    2. A 12. C
    3. C 13. A
    4. A 14. A
    5. A 15. D
    6. C 16. A
    7. A 17. A
    8. A 18. B
    9. D 19. D
    10. B 20. B

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