Sound is a form of energy that is created by vibrations. These vibrations travel through the air or another medium and can be detected by our ears. Sound can be used to communicate, create music, and even heal.
Here you are given Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) on the Soundthe topic of General Knowledge. First of all, you have to read all the GK questions related to Sound and click on one correct answer for each question. If your answer is correct, you will be displayed with a ✅ sign, but if your answer is wrong, a ❌ sign will be displayed, so that you can identify the correct answer you have given.
◉ With air
❌ Incorrect
◉ Steel
❌ Incorrect
◉ from vacuum
✅ Correct
◉ With water
❌ Incorrect
◉ land
❌ Incorrect
◉ Sound
❌ Incorrect
◉ Water
❌ Incorrect
◉ air pressure
✅ Correct
◉ mechanical wave and electromagnetic wave
❌ Incorrect
◉ adiabatic compression and rarefaction
✅ Correct
◉ longitudinal wave and transverse wave
❌ Incorrect
◉ vibration or disturbance
❌ Incorrect
◉ 12 as Db
❌ Incorrect
◉ as 10dB
✅ Correct
◉ 16 as Db
❌ Incorrect
◉ 14 as Db
❌ Incorrect
◉ inaudible sound
❌ Incorrect
◉ ultrasound
❌ Incorrect
◉ infrasound waves
❌ Incorrect
◉ ultrasonic sound
✅ Correct
◉ on frequency
✅ Correct
◉ on the dimension
❌ Incorrect
◉ on vibration time
❌ Incorrect
◉ none of these
❌ Incorrect
◉ reflection
❌ Incorrect
◉ induced vibration
✅ Correct
◉ refraction
❌ Incorrect
◉ damped vibration
❌ Incorrect
◉ by processing
❌ Incorrect
◉ by web
❌ Incorrect
◉ by microphone
✅ Correct
◉ by earphone
❌ Incorrect
◉ 0.0005 µbar
❌ Incorrect
◉ 0.0007 µbar
❌ Incorrect
◉ 0.0002 µbar
✅ Correct
◉ 0.0006 µbar
❌ Incorrect
◉ fluid
❌ Incorrect
◉ Wind
❌ Incorrect
◉ fire
❌ Incorrect
◉ in concrete
✅ Correct
◉ polarization
✅ Correct
◉ nickel prism
❌ Incorrect
◉ rotating
❌ Incorrect
◉ polaroid
❌ Incorrect
◉ 65 to 80 decibels
❌ Incorrect
◉ 70 to 80 decibels
❌ Incorrect
◉ 60 to 80 decibels
✅ Correct
◉ 75 to 80 decibels
❌ Incorrect
◉ Less
❌ Incorrect
◉ Too many
❌ Incorrect
◉ no effect
✅ Correct
◉ Very little
❌ Incorrect
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