Q1: What brings the sound of a ringing telephone bell to our ears?
Q2: What is the audible range of frequencies for human ears?
Q3: How does an object produce sound?
Q4: Whose voice is shriller: a baby or a woman?
Q5: How is the sound produced in mridangam?
Q6: What is the amplitude of oscillation?
Q7: Who produces the sound of a higher pitch: a man or a woman? Why?
Q8: How is pitch related to frequency?
Q9: State one observation from everyday life which shows that sound travels slower than light.
Q10: How can we distinguish between a man's voice and a woman's voice even without seeing them?
Q11: Why are the voices of men, women, and children different?
Q12: How does loudness depend on the amplitude of vibrations?
Q13: Which produces the sound of a higher pitch: a drum or a whistle? Why?
Q14: How can you show that sound cannot travel through a vacuum?
Q15: How do we hear?
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1. What is sound and how is it produced? |
2. How does sound travel through different mediums? |
3. What is the speed of sound and does it vary in different mediums? |
4. How does the pitch of a sound relate to its frequency? |
5. How does sound intensity affect our perception of loudness? |
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