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    II ॐ II

    BHAS BHAMRE ACADEMY


    (Former Ramanujan Academy)
    A unique institute providing specialised guidance in Mathematics and
    Science
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    FC-7 DPP_16 2021-22
    PHY| Compiler- Swasti Neve|
    email-swasti@bhasbhamreacademy.com
    Sound
    Q1) FIB | (MCQS)
     The voice box is also called as
    (a) stomach
    (b) heart
    (c) larynx
    (d) mouth
     Sound is a kind of
    (a) work
    (b) energy
    (c) force
    (d) pressure
     The hearing range of human ear is
    (a) 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz
    (b) less than 20 Hz
    (c) more than 20,000 Hz
    (d) 20 Hz to 25,000 Hz
     Pitch of sound is determined by its
    (a) frequency
    (b) speed
    (c) amplitude
    (d) loudness
     The frequency of subsonic sound is
    (a) more than 20 Hz
    (b) 100 Hz
    (c) less than 20 Hz
    (d) more than 20,000 Hz
     Cochlea is a part of
    (a) hearing organ
    (b) sound producing organ
    (c) muscular organ
    (d) air pollution
     1 hertz is equal to
    (a) 1 vibration per minute
    (b) 10 vibrations per minute
    (c) 60 vibrations per minute
    (d) 600 vibrations per minute
     Sound cannot travel through
    (a) air
    (b) water
    (c) air
    (d) vacuum
     The sound in the audible range is called
    (a) ultrasonic sound
    (b) sonic sound
    (c) subonic sound
    (d) light sound
    A pendulum oscillates 20 times in 4 seconds. Find its time period.
    (a) 0.05 sec.
    (b) 0.001 sec.
    (c) 0.2 sec.
    (d) 0.1 sec
    Loudness of sound is determined by
    (a) pitch
    (b) frequency
    (c) amplitude
    (d) time period
    The number of vibrations made by a vibrating body in one second is
    (a) frequency
    (b) noise
    (c) loudness
    (d) pitch
    The maximum displacement of a body from its mean position is called
    (a) amplitude
    (b) oscillation
    (c) periodic motion
    (d) frequency
    The velocity of sound at 20°C is approximately
    (a) 3400 m/sec.
    (b) 340 m/sec.
    (c) 430 m/sec
    (d) 304 m/sec.
    Sound is produced by
    (a) Non-Vibrating objects only
    (b) Vibrating and non- vibrating objects
    (c) Vibration has no relation to sound
    (d) Vibrating objects only
    Sound cannot travel through
    (a) vacuum
    (b) air
    (c) water
    (d) solids
    Vibration is also known as
    (a) Vibratory motion
    (b) Translatory motion
    (c) Oscillatory motion
    (d) None of these
    Frequency is expressed in
    (a) Kilometre
    (b) Hertz
    (c) gram
    (d) Degree centigrade
    The number of oscillations per second is called
    (a) Amplitude of oscillation
    (b) Pitch of oscillation
    (c) Frequency of oscillation
    (d) None of the above
    Above _____ dB the sound becomes physically painful
    (a) 60
    (b) 40
    (c) 120
    (d) 80
    When the amplitude of vibration is large, sound produced is
    (a) No sound
    (b) feeble
    (c) loud
    (d) No relation between amplitude and sound
    Human can hear sound in the range of
    (a) 200-2000 Hz
    (b) 20-20,000 Hz
    (c) 2-20000 Hz
    (d) 2000-200000 Hz
    An ultrasound equipment works at frequency
    (a) Higher than 20,000 Hz
    (b) Higher than 10,000 Hz
    (c) Lower than 20,000 Hz
    (d) Lower than 10,000 Hz
    Voice of man is heavy compared to a woman because
    (a) Female vocal cord is longer
    (b) Male vocal cord is shorter
    (c) Male vocal cord is longer
    (d) The concept is not related
    Match the items given in column I suitably with those given in column II.
    Column I Column II

    1. Audible frequencies (a) 10 dB

    2. Length of vocal cords in man (b) 30 dB

    3. Ultrasound (c) 20 mm long

    4. Normal breathing (d) 20 to 20,000 Hz

    5. Soft whisper (At 5 m) (e) Hertz

    6. Frequency (f) Percussion instrument

    7. Unpleasant sound (g) Music

    8. Pitch (h) Produced by bats

    9. Tabla (i) Noise

    10. Pleasant sound (j) Higher frequency

    A stone is dropped from a 50 m tall building into a pond. When is sound of splash heard at the
    top? (g=10m/s2 , speed of sound in air= 340m/s)?
    Give two practical applications of reflection of sound waves?
    Briefly mention three uses of ultrasound in the field of medicine?
    Distinguish between transverse waves and longitudinal waves?
    How temperature affects the velocity of sound?
    Guess which sound has a higher pitch; guitar or car horn?
    When vertically upward jerk is given to a string, transverse waves are formed? Give three
    reasons?
    33. A tuning fork having frequency 312Hz emits a wave which has a wavelength of 1.10m.
    Calculate the speed of sound?
    34. In tank, 10 ripples are produced in one sec. If the distance between a crest and trough is
    10cm, find?
    a) Wavelength
    b) Frequency
    c) Velocity of the wave?
    35. A wave is moving in air with a velocity of 340m/s. Calculate the wavelength if its frequency
    is 512Hz?.
    36. Find the distance of cloud from you when you hear a thunder 3 sec after the lightning is seen.
    (Given the speed of light= 3*108 m/s, speed of sound= 330m/s)? Why is lightning seen a few seconds
    before the thunder is heard during a thunderstorm?
    37. Why do we hear more clearly in a room with curtains than in a room without curtains?
    Explain in brief?
    38. Explain giving reason the purpose of using curved ceilings in cinema halls?

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