Mystery of the Missing Vibrations
Ear We Go Again!
Vibe Check: Audio Edition
Sound-Saational Shenanigans
Deci-Believe It or Not!
100

A tuning fork makes 512 vibrations in 2 seconds. Find its frequency

256 Hz

100

Three tiny bones in the ear that amplify vibrations.

ear ossicles-Incus, Malleus and Stapes

100

Sounds above 20,000 Hz.

ultrasound

100

Reflection of sound heard later.

echo 

100

Unit of sound intensity level.

Decibel

200

The speed of sound in air is 340 m/s. If the time taken to hear the echo is 0.2 seconds, find the distance of the reflecting wall

34 m

200

The time taken for one oscillation

Time period

200

Persistence of sound due to multiple reflections.

Reverberation 

200

More of this medium property slows down sound.

density

200

Device used to measure loudness levels.

Decibelmeter

300

A sound wave has a frequency of 220 Hz and its wavelength is 1.5 m.

Calculate the speed of the sound wave

330 m/s
300

Medium property that helps regain original shape.

Elasticity

300

Sound cannot travel in this.

vacuum

300

Device used for underwater depth measurement.

SONAR

300

Process of reducing unwanted sound in buildings.

Soundproofing 



400

 ship uses SONAR and receives the echo after 4 seconds. If the speed of sound in water is 1500 m/s, find the depth of the sea.

3000 m

400

The condition caused by prolonged exposure to loud sounds.

deafness

400

Part of the ear that contains sensory hair cells.

cochlea

400

Method used by bats to locate obstacles.

Echolocation

400

Harmful, unpleasant, and unwanted sound is called ____.

noise (you)

500

A sound wave travels 660 m in 2 seconds. If its frequency is 330 Hz, find its wavelength.

1 m

500

The quantity equal to frequency × wavelength.

velocity or speed

500

The minimum distance required for an echo.

17.2 m

500

The tube connecting the middle ear to the throat

Eustachian tube 

500

The symbol of wavelength is 

lambda