MCQ Class 9 Science Exploration Chapter 10 Sound Waves: Characteristics and Applications Advertisement 1. What produces sound? Heat Light Vibrations PressureQuestion 1 of 202. Which motion is responsible for sound production? Circular motion Vibratory motion Linear motion Random motionQuestion 2 of 203. What is the source of sound? Medium Listener Vibrating object EnergyQuestion 3 of 204. Sound is a form of: Matter Energy Force MotionQuestion 4 of 205. What happens when vibration stops? Sound increases Sound decreases Sound stops Nothing happensQuestion 5 of 206. Which instrument is used to demonstrate sound vibration? Thermometer Barometer Tuning fork AmmeterQuestion 6 of 207. What are the sides of a tuning fork called? Arms Rods Prongs EndsQuestion 7 of 208. Sound can travel through: Only solids Only liquids Only gases Solids, liquids, and gasesQuestion 8 of 209. Sound cannot travel in: Air Water Vacuum SteelQuestion 9 of 2010. What is a medium? Source of sound Path for light Material through which sound travels ListenerQuestion 10 of 2011. Sound waves are: Transverse waves Longitudinal waves Electromagnetic waves Stationary wavesQuestion 11 of 2012. In sound waves, particles vibrate: Perpendicular to wave direction Parallel to wave direction Randomly CircularlyQuestion 12 of 2013. Compression is a region of: Low density High density No density Constant densityQuestion 13 of 2014. Rarefaction is a region of: High density Medium density Low density Zero densityQuestion 14 of 2015. Sound propagation involves: Particle movement from source Energy transfer Medium destruction Light emissionQuestion 15 of 2016. Sound spreads in all directions as: Linear waves Circular waves Spherical waves Plane wavesQuestion 16 of 2017. Sound waves are mechanical because: They need light They need energy They need a medium They need forceQuestion 17 of 2018. Which wave does not need a medium? Sound Water Light SeismicQuestion 18 of 2019. The distance between two compressions is called: Amplitude Frequency Wavelength SpeedQuestion 19 of 2020. SI unit of wavelength is: Second Hertz Meter JouleQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...
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