10 minutes maximum! Can you do it in 5?
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Q1-4. This passage is all about sound waves. What are the missing words?
Sound waves are made when objects
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The number of sound waves per second is called the
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and is measured in
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Sound can be reflected by objects, and we call this a(n)
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5. All waves can be described as longitudinal or transverse waves.
Which row of this table best describes sound waves, and water waves on the surface of the sea?
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sound waves |
water waves |
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longitudinal |
transverse |
B |
transverse |
longitudinal |
C |
longitudinal |
longitudinal |
D |
transverse |
transverse |
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6. Sound can travel through solids, liquids and gases. In which of these does sound travel the fastest?
- A. solids
- B. liquids
- C. gases
- D. all the same speed
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7. Which of these gives a typical range of human hearing?
- A. 200 - 20 000 Hz
- B. 200 - 2 000 Hz
- C. 20 - 20 000 Hz
- D. 20 - 2 000 Hz
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8. Sound that is much higher than human hearing is called...
- A. supersound
- B. ultrasound
- C. megasound
- D. delta sound
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9. Animals have ears to detect sounds. Which of these is an electronic device used to detect sound waves and convert them to electrical signals?
- A. a microphone
- B. a loudspeaker
- C. an amplifier
- D. a power supply
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10. The space between the Earth and the Sun is a vacuum.
Which row correctly describes the movement of sound and light through a vacuum?
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sound.. |
light.. |
A |
cannot pass through a vacuum |
cannot pass through a vacuum |
B |
cannot pass through a vacuum |
can pass through a vacuum |
C |
can pass through a vacuum |
cannot pass through a vacuum |
D |
can pass through a vacuum |
can pass through a vacuum |
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