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Solutions for Chapter 6: Sound

Below listed, you can find solutions for Chapter 6 of CISCE Selina for Concise Physics [English] Class 7 ICSE.


Objective QuestionsShort/Long Answer QuestionsNumericals
Objective Questions

Selina solutions for Concise Physics [English] Class 7 ICSE 6 Sound Objective Questions

1.1

Write true or false for a given statement.

Sound can travel in a vacuum.

  • True

  • False

1.2

Write true or false for a given statement.

A sound is a form of energy.

  • True

  • False

1.3

Write true or false for a given statement.

Sound can only be produced by vibrating bodies.

  • True

  • False

1.4

Write true or false for a given statement.

Larger is the amplitude, feeble is the sound.

  • True

  • False

1.5

Write true or false for a given statement.

The frequency is measured in hertz.

  • True

  • False

1.6

Write true or false for a given statement.

Loudness depends on frequency.

  • True

  • False

1.7

Write true or false for a given statement.

Waveforms of two different stringed instruments can be the same.

  • True

  • False

1.8

Write true or false for a given statement.

Female voice is shriller than the male voice.

  • True

  • False

1.9

Write true or false for a given statement.

A ticking clock sound is heard late when heard through a metal.

  • True

  • False

2.1

 Fill in the blank. 

Sound is produced when a body ______.

2.2

Fill in the blank.

The number of times a body vibrates in one second is called its ______.

2.3

Fill in the blank.

The pitch of a sound depends on its ________.

2.4

Fill in the blank.

Sound can travel in a ______

2.5

Fill in the blank.

We can hear sounds of frequency in the range of _______

2.6

Fill in the blank.

Sound requires a ________ for propagation.

2.7

Fill in the blank.

Sound travels faster in ________ than in liquids.

2.8

Fill in the blank.

The sound heard after reflection is _______

2.9

Fill in the blank.

________ produces a sensation in ears.

3
 Column A  Column B
(a) Vibrations cause  (1) absorb sound
(b) A shriller sound is  (2) second
 (c) Unit of frequency  (3) sound
 (d) Unit of time period   (4) of high pitch 
 (e) Curtains   (5) hertz
4.1

Select the correct alternative :

We can distinguish a shrill sound from a flat sound by its

  • amplitude

  • loudness

  • pitch

  • none of the above.

4.2

Select the correct alternative :

We can hear sound of frequency

  • 10 Hz

  • 500 Hz

  • 100,000 Hz

  • 50,000 Hz

4.3

Select the correct alternative :

Sound cannot travel in

  • gases

  • liquids

  • solids

  • vacuum

4.4

Select the correct alternative: 

The minimum distance required between the source and the reflector so as to hear the echo in air is

  • 10 m

  • 17 m

  • 34 m

  • 50 m

4.5

Select the correct alternative :

Wavelength is measured in

  • kg

  • second

  • litre

  • meter

4.6

Select the correct alternative : 

The speed of sound in water is

  • 332 m

  • 1500 m

  • 5000 m s

  • 1000 m s

4.7

Select the correct alternative : 

Sound travels the fastest in

  • liquids

  • solids

  • gases

  • vacuum

Short/Long Answer Questions

Selina solutions for Concise Physics [English] Class 7 ICSE 6 Sound Short/Long Answer Questions

1Page 106

What do you mean by a vibratory motion?

2Page 106

What is sound ?

3Page 106

How is sound produced ?

4Page 106

Describe an experiment to show that each source of sound is a vibrating body.

5Page 106

Name two sources of sound.

6Page 106

How do we produce sound ?

7Page 106

The bees do not have voice-boxes. How do they produce sound ?

8Page 106

Can sound travel through a vacuum ? Describe an experiment to explain your answer.

9Page 106

Describe an experiment to show that sound can travel in water.

10Page 106

Describe an experiment to show that sound can travel in a solid.

11Page 106

Can two person hear each other on moon’s surface ? Give reason to support your answer.

12Page 106

What is a longitudinal wave ?

13.1Page 106

Define the term Amplitude.

13.2Page 106

Define time period.

13.3Page 106

Define the following term:

Frequency

14Page 106

Write the audible range of frequency for the normal human ear.

15Page 106

What are ultrasonics? Can you hear the ultrasonic sound?

16Page 106

What are infrasonics? Can you hear them?

17Page 106

How does a bat make use of ultrasonics waves to find its way?

18Page 106

Name the two characteristics of sound which differentiate two sounds from each other.

19Page 106

On what factor does the loudness of a sound depend ?

20Page 106

How does the loudness of sound produced depend on the vibrating area of the body ?

21Page 106

The outer case of the bell in a temple is made big. Give a reason.

22Page 106

State the factors on which the pitch of a sound depends.

23Page 106

Differentiate between a high pitch sound and a low pitch sound.

24Page 106

How does a man’s voice differ from a woman’s voice ?

25Page 106

Name the characteristic which differentiates two sounds of the same pitch and same loudness.

26Page 106

You recognize your friend by hearing his voice on a telephone. Explain.

27Page 106

A musician recognizes the musical instrument by hearing the sound produced by it, even without seeing the instrument. Which characteristic of sound makes this possible ?

28Page 106

Describe an experiment to show the production of sound having low and high pitch.

29

How does a musician playing on a flute change the pitch of sound produced by it ?

30

Why are musical instruments provided with more than one string ?

31

How can the pitch of sound produced in a piano be changed ?

32

Explain why you can predict the arrival of a train by placing your ear on the rails without seeing it.

33.1

Write the approximate speed of sound in air.

33.2

Write the approximate speed of sound in water . 

33.3

Write the approximate speed of sound in steel.

34

During a thunderstorm, the sound of a thunder is heard after the lightning is seen. Why?

35

Describe an experiment to estimate the speed of sound in air.

36

Can sound travel through solids and liquids ? In which of these two does it travel faster ?

37

What do you mean by reflection of sound ?

38

State one use of reflection of sound.

39

What is echo ?

40

What minimum distance is required between the source of sound and the reflecting surface to hear an echo ? Give reason.

41

List four substances which are good absorbers of sound.

42

List the measures that you will take when designing a sound-proof room.

Numericals

Selina solutions for Concise Physics [English] Class 7 ICSE 6 Sound Numericals

1

A boy fires a gun and another boy at a distance of 1020 m hears the sound of firing the gun 3 s after seeing its smoke. Find the speed of sound.

2

A boy on a hill A fires a gun. The other boy on hill B hears the sound after 4 s. If the speed of sound is 330 m s-1, find the distance between the two hills.

Solutions for 6: Sound

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Selina solutions for Concise Physics [English] Class 7 ICSE chapter 6 - Sound - Shaalaa.com

Selina solutions for Concise Physics [English] Class 7 ICSE chapter 6 - Sound

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Concepts covered in Concise Physics [English] Class 7 ICSE chapter 6 Sound are Sound Waves, Production of Sound, Propagation of Sound, Sound Need a Medium to Travel, Representation of a Wave, Loudness and Intensity, Pitch and frequency, Characteristics of Sound, Speed of Sound (Velocity of Sound), Echo, Absorption of Sound.

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