MCQ Class 9 Science Exploration Chapter 10 Sound Waves: Characteristics and Applications Advertisement 1. Frequency is defined as: Time per oscillation Distance per second Number of oscillations per second Energy per waveQuestion 1 of 202. SI unit of frequency is: Meter Second Hertz NewtonQuestion 2 of 203. Time period is: Time for half oscillation Time for full oscillation Distance covered Energy lostQuestion 3 of 204. Relation between frequency and time period: Direct Inverse Equal NoneQuestion 4 of 205. Amplitude refers to: Distance between waves Maximum density change Speed FrequencyQuestion 5 of 206. Higher amplitude means: Lower energy Higher energy No change Less soundQuestion 6 of 207. Intensity depends on: Time Energy flow Frequency DistanceQuestion 7 of 208. Speed of sound formula is: v = f/T v = λ × ν v = λ/T² v = ν/λQuestion 8 of 209. Sound travels fastest in: Gas Liquid Solid VacuumQuestion 9 of 2010. Speed of sound increases with: Pressure Temperature Density MassQuestion 10 of 2011. Pitch depends on: Amplitude Frequency Speed WavelengthQuestion 11 of 2012. Loudness depends on: Frequency Amplitude Speed MediumQuestion 12 of 2013. Audible range for humans is: 0–10 Hz 10–100 Hz 20–20000 Hz 20000–50000 HzQuestion 13 of 2014. Infrasonic waves have frequency: Above 20 kHz Below 20 Hz Between 20–20000 Hz ZeroQuestion 14 of 2015. Ultrasonic waves have frequency: Below 20 Hz Above 20 kHz Equal to 20 Hz Equal to 1 HzQuestion 15 of 2016. Echo is due to: Refraction Reflection Diffraction AbsorptionQuestion 16 of 2017. Minimum time gap for echo is: 0.01 s 0.05 s 0.1 s 1 sQuestion 17 of 2018. Minimum distance for echo is: 10 m 17 m 20 m 34 mQuestion 18 of 2019. Reverberation occurs due to: Single reflection Multiple reflections Refraction DiffusionQuestion 19 of 2020. Which absorbs sound? Metal Concrete Curtains GlassQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...
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