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Extra 40 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) "Sound" chapter:10 of Class 8 CBSE Science, along with their answers:-

 

MCQs on Sound (Class 8 CBSE Science):

Sound is produced by:

(a) Light

(b) Vibrations

(c) Heat

(d) Electricity

Answer: (b) Vibrations

 

The number of vibrations per second is called:

(a) Amplitude

(b) Loudness

(c) Frequency

(d) Time period

Answer: (c) Frequency

 

The unit of frequency is:

(a) Decibel (dB)

(b) Hertz (Hz)

(c) Meter (m)

(d) Second (s)

Answer: (b) Hertz (Hz)

 

Loudness of sound is determined by:

(a) Frequency

(b) Amplitude

(c) Pitch

(d) Speed

Answer: (b) Amplitude

 

The unit of loudness is:

(a) Hertz (Hz)

(b) Meter (m)

(c) Decibel (dB)

(d) Second (s)

Answer: (c) Decibel (dB)

 

The pitch of sound depends on:

(a) Amplitude

(b) Frequency

(c) Loudness

(d) Speed

Answer: (b) Frequency

 

Sound can travel through:

(a) Solids only

(b) Liquids only

(c) Gases only

(d) Solids, liquids, and gases

Answer: (d) Solids, liquids, and gases

 

 

Sound cannot travel through:

(a) Water

(b) Steel

(c) Vacuum

(d) Air

Answer: (c) Vacuum

 

The voice box in humans is called:

(a) Eardrum

(b) Larynx

(c) Cochlea

(d) Auditory canal

Answer: (b) Larynx

 

The eardrum is a part of the:

(a) Voice box

(b) Eye

(c) Ear

(d) Nose

Answer: (c) Ear

 

Unpleasant sound is called:

(a) Music

(b) Noise

(c) Melody

(d) Harmony

Answer: (b) Noise

 

Noise pollution can cause:

(a) Hearing loss

(b) Sleeplessness

(c) Hypertension

(d) All of the above

Answer: (d) All of the above

 

To reduce noise pollution, we should:

(a) Play loud music

(b) Plant more trees

(c) Use vehicle horns frequently

(d) Burst crackers

Answer: (b) Plant more trees

 

The audible range of human hearing is:

(a) 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz

(b) Less than 20 Hz

(c) More than 20,000 Hz

(d) 10 Hz to 10,000 Hz

Answer: (a) 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz

 

Sound of frequency lower than 20 Hz is called:

(a) Ultrasound

(b) Infrasound

(c) Audible sound

(d) Noise

Answer: (b) Infrasound

 

Sound of frequency higher than 20,000 Hz is called:

(a) Infrasound

(b) Audible sound

(c) Ultrasound

(d) Noise

Answer: (c) Ultrasound

 

Which of the following produces sound by vibrating strings?

(a) Flute

(b)

Tabla

(c) Sitar

(d) Harmonium

Answer: (c) Sitar

 

Which of the following produces sound by vibrating air column?

(a) Drum

(b) Guitar

(c) Flute

(d) Cymbals

Answer: (c) Flute

 

The time taken for one complete oscillation is called:

(a) Frequency

(b) Amplitude

(c) Time period

(d) Loudness

Answer: (c) Time period

 

When amplitude of vibration is large sound produced is:

(a) feeble

(b) Loud

(c) high pitch

(d) low pitch

Answer: (b) Loud

 

When frequency of vibration is high, sound produced is:

(a) Low pitch

(b) high pitch

(c) low amplitude

(d) high amplitude

Answer: (b) high pitch

 

The middle part of the ear is called:

(a) outer ear

(b) inner ear

(c) middle ear

(d) ear drum

Answer: (c) middle ear

 

The inner part of the ear is called:

(a) outer ear

(b) inner ear

(c) middle ear

(d) ear drum

Answer: (b) inner ear

 

The external part of the ear is called:

(a) outer ear

(b) inner ear

(c) middle ear

(d) ear drum

Answer: (a) outer ear

 

The vibrating membrane in a drum is called:

(a) strings

(b) membrane

(c) air

column

(d) vocal cords

Answer: (b) membrane

 

Sound travels fastest in:

(a) Gases

(b) Liquids

(c) Solids

(d) Vacuum

Answer: (c) Solids

 

Sound travels slowest in:

(a) Gases

(b) Liquids

(c) Solids

(d) Vacuum

Answer: (a) Gases

 

The irregular and unwanted sound is called:

(a) Music

(b) Noise

(c) Melody

(d) Harmony

Answer: (b) Noise

 

The pleasant sound is called:

(a) Noise

(b) Music

(c) Loud sound

(d) Irregular sound

Answer: (b) Music

 

Which of the following is a source of noise pollution?

(a) Musical instruments

(b) Traffic noise

(c) Chirping of birds

(d) Flowing water

Answer: (b) Traffic noise

 

What is the range of ultrasound?

(a) Below 20Hz

(b) 20Hz to 20,000Hz

(c) Above 20,000Hz

(d) any audible sound.

Answer: (c) Above 20,000Hz

 

What is the range of infrasound?

(a) Below 20Hz

(b) 20Hz to 20,000Hz

(c) Above 20,000Hz

(d) any audible sound.

Answer: (a) Below 20Hz

 

The ossicles are present in which part of the ear?

(a) Outer ear

(b) Middle ear

(c) Inner ear

(d) Ear drum

Answer: (b) Middle ear

 

The cochlea is present in which part of the ear?

(a) Outer ear

(b) Middle ear

(c) Inner ear

(d) Ear drum

Answer: (c) Inner ear

 

The pinna is part of the:

(a) outer ear

(b) middle ear

(c) inner ear

(d) larynx

Answer: (a) outer ear

 

The speed of sound is maximum in:

(a) water

(b) air

(c) Steel

(d) vacuum

Answer: (c) Steel

 

Sound waves are:

(a) transverse waves

(b) longitudinal waves

(c) light waves

(d) radio waves

Answer: (b) longitudinal waves

 

The to and

for

motion of an object is called:

(a) rotation

(b) vibration

(c) revolution

(d) circular motion

Answer: (b) vibration

 

The time taken to complete one oscillation is called:

(a) frequency

(b) amplitude

(c) time period

(d) loudness

Answer: (c) time period

 

Sound is a form of:

 

(a) light

(b) heat

(c) energy

(d) matter

Answer: (c) energy

 

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