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following question. Encircle the letter of your choice on the choices provided before Direction: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS: Select the correct answer for the
1. Which part of the ear contains the cochlea?
each question. following question. Encircle the letter of your choice on the choices provided before
a. Outer ear b. Middle ear c. Inner ear
each question.
1. Which of the following best describes a high-frequency sound? It has 2. What happens when sound waves reach the eardrum?
_____________. a.1.
TheyWhich
cause of the following
vibrations best describes a high-frequency sound? It has
in the ossicles
a. low pitch b. high pitch c. low energy d. A and C _____________.
b. They convert into light waves
c. Theya.create
low pitch b. high pitch
electrical signals c. low energy d. A and C
2. Which of the following objects will produce sound? d. They amplify in the ear canal
2. Which of the following objects will produce sound?
a. soft objects b. radio stations c. vibrating objects d. objects under pressure 3. What is the function of the cochlea?
a.a.Collect sound waves
soft objects b. radio stations c. vibrating objects d. objects under pressure
3. A sound wave is a _____________. b. Convert sound vibrations into electrical signals
a. longitudinal wave b. transverse wave c. standing wave d. shock wave c.3.
Amplified sound
A sound wave is a _____________.
a. longitudinal wave b. transverse wave c. standing wave d. shock wave
4. How would you relate pitch and frequency?
4. Compared to a thin string of the same length and tightness a thick string
a. the higher the frequency, the higher the pitch
produces sounds of ____________. b.4.the Compared to a thin the
lower the frequency, string of the
higher thesame
pitch length and tightness a thick string
a. the same pitch b. lower pitch c. higher pitch d. lower than higher pitch c. theyproduces soundsatof
can’t be related all____________.
a. the same pitch b. lower pitch c. higher pitch d. lower than higher pitch
5. The measurement of sound intensity is? 5. The process of converting sound vibrations into electrical signals occurs in which part of the
a. Decibel b. Kilogram c. Velocity d. frequency 5. The measurement of sound intensity is?
ear?
a. Decibel b.b.Middle
a. Outer ear Kilogram
ear c. Velocity
c. Inner ear d. frequency
6. What mean to how high or low a sound is?
a. Intensity b. Decibel c. Pitch 6.6.according to the activity
What mean to howyou’ve
high ordone
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a sound guitar, which string vibrates fastest when
strummed?a. Intensity b. Decibel c. Pitch
7. A big dog's bark has a ______ pitch than a small dog's bark. a. string 1 b. string 3 c. string 6
a. Higher b. Equal c. Lower d. No pitch at all 7. A big dog's bark has a ______ pitch than a small dog's bark.
7. Which of the following determines the pitch of a sound?
a. Higher b. Frequency
a. Amplitude
b. Equal c. Lower d. No pitch at all
c. Medium
8. The two properties of sound are pitch and ______.
a. Intensity b. Loudness c. Frequency d. Decibel 8.8.These
Thearetwo
theproperties of bones
three smallest soundthatareconvert
pitch and ______.amplitude vibration of the
the small
a. large
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amplitude oscillations EXCEPT.c. Frequency d. Decibel
9. Sound waves within the 20 Hz – 20,000 Hz range which can be perceived by a. Hammer b. anvil c. stirrup d. cochlea
the human ear. 9. Sound waves within the 20 Hz – 20,000 Hz range which can be perceived by
a. Audible sound b. Noise c. Timber d. music 9. Basethe
onhuman ear.you have done. How can you make a louder sound?
the activity
a. By applying greater
a. Audible force in plucking
sound b.the rubber bands
Noise c. Timber d. music
10. a distorted sound which is not pleasing to the ear b. By applying small force in plucking the rubber bands
a. music b. noise c. timbre d. pitch c.10.
By not touching the
a distorted string
sound which is not pleasing to the ear
a. music b. noise c. timbre d. pitch
11. Sound intensity can be measured by an instrument called 10. What part of the sounding box vibrates to produce sound?
11. Sound intensity can be measured by an instrument called
a. Oscilloscope b. Microwave c. Mobile phone d. X-ray a. The box b. The rubber bands c. The ruler
a. Oscilloscope b. Microwave c. Mobile phone d. X-ray
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1. Which part of the ear contains the cochlea?

a. Outer ear b. Middle ear c. Inner ear

2. What happens when sound waves reach the eardrum?

a. They cause vibrations in the ossicles
b. They convert into light waves
c. They create electrical signals
d. They amplify in the ear canal

3. What is the function of the cochlea?

a. Collect sound waves
b. Convert sound vibrations into electrical signals
c. Amplified sound

4. How would you relate pitch and frequency?

a. the higher the frequency, the higher the pitch
b. the lower the frequency, the higher the pitch
c. they can’t be related at all

5. The process of converting sound vibrations into electrical signals occurs in which part of the
ear?
a. Outer ear b. Middle ear c. Inner ear

6. according to the activity you’ve done about the guitar, which string vibrates fastest when
strummed?
a. string 1 b. string 3 c. string 6

7. Which of the following determines the pitch of a sound?

a. Amplitude b. Frequency c. Medium

8. These are the three smallest bones that convert the small amplitude vibration of the
eardrum into large amplitude oscillations EXCEPT.
a. Hammer b. anvil c. stirrup d. cochlea

9. Base on the activity you have done. How can you make a louder sound?
a. By applying greater force in plucking the rubber bands
b. By applying small force in plucking the rubber bands
c. By not touching the string

10. What part of the sounding box vibrates to produce sound?

a. The box b. The rubber bands c. The ruler