1.) Longitudinal waves cannot be travel through | |
A) | solids |
B) | liquids |
C) | gases |
D) | vaccum |
2.) The echo and original sound differ in | |
A) | Frequency |
B) | Velocity |
C) | Intensity |
D) | wavelength |
3.) The type of the waves which cannot be transmitted through fluids | |
A) | longitudinal waves |
B) | transverse waves |
C) | electromagnetic waves |
D) | Progressive waves |
4.) Sound travels in rocks in the form of | |
A) | non-elastic waves |
B) | only transverse elastic waves |
C) | only longitudinal elastic waves |
D) | both longitudinal and transverse elastic waves |
5.) The waves which require material medium for their transmission are: | |
A) | Body waves |
B) | Mechanical waves |
C) | Sound waves |
D) | All the above |
6.) The phase differrence between two particles equidistant and lining on either side of a node is | |
A) | o‘>0o |
B) | o‘>45o |
C) | o‘>90o |
D) | o‘>180o |
7.) The property of a progressive wave that does not depend up on other characteristics | |
A) | Amplitude |
B) | Frequency |
C) | Wave velocity |
D) | wavelength |
8.) Hydrophone is based on | |
A) | Beats |
B) | Echo |
C) | Droppler effect |
D) | Super position of sound waves |
9.) Doppler effect is applicable to | |
A) | Sound waves |
B) | Light waves |
C) | Radio waves |
D) | All the above |
10.) An open window acts as | |
A) | Perfect reflector |
B) | perfect absorber |
C) | Both 1&2 |
D) | neither 1 nor 2 |
11.) Multiple reflections are observed in | |
A) | Stethoscope |
B) | Reverberations |
C) | Diffraction |
D) | Both 1&2 |
12.) What determines the frequency of natural oscillations of system | |
A) | inertia |
B) | elasticity |
C) | mode of vibrations |
D) | All the above. |
13.) Resonance is a special case of | |
A) | free vibrations |
B) | forced vibrations. |
C) | Damped vibrations |
D) | Maintained vibrations |
14.) The longitudinal wave velocity in solids in bulk | |
A) | does not depend on wavelength and frequency |
B) | depends on bulk modulus ‘k’ and rigidity modulus ‘n’. |
C) | both |
D) | none |
15.) Sound waves can diffract easily because | |
A) | The wave length is very very small |
B) | The wave length is more |
C) | It can reflect |
D) | It can refract |
16.) The echo and original sound have same | |
A) | Frequency |
B) | Amplitude |
C) | Intensity |
D) | All the above |
17.) The longitudinal waves in air differ from the electromagnetic waves in that they cannot be | |
A) | Reflected |
B) | Refracted |
C) | diffracted |
D) | polarised |
18.) The persistance of sound in a hall is called | |
A) | resonance |
B) | acoustics |
C) | reverberations |
D) | articulation |
19.) Incase of damped oscillation amplitude | |
A) | decreases linearly |
B) | increases linearly |
C) | decreases exponentially |
D) | increases exponentially |
20.) If a string is vibrating in nth harmonic the total number of nodes produced is | |
A) | n-1 |
B) | n+1 |
C) | n+2 |
D) | n-2 |
21.) The waves which do not require any material medium for the propagation are: | |
A) | Matter waves |
B) | Debroglie waves |
C) | Electromagnetic waves |
D) | Surface waves |
22.) If a stretched string is plucked at the centre | |
A) | even harmonics are present |
B) | odd harmonics are absent |
C) | even harmonics are absent |
D) | All harmonics are present |
23.) When a tuning fork is heated its frequency | |
A) | increases |
B) | decreases |
C) | remains same |
D) | become erratic |
24.) At resonance | |
A) | The amplitude is maximum,theoretically infinite |
B) | The amplitude is minimum |
C) | Amplitude is zero |
D) | Amplitude is either zero or minimum |
25.) If a string be rubbed along its length,the vibrations are | |
A) | transverse |
B) | longitudinal |
C) | both 1 and 2 |
D) | neither 1 nor 2 |
Saturday, November 8, 2008
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