Sound and hearing Flashcards

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1
Q

What is the Hearing range of humans

A

20 Hz (low frequency) to 20,000 Hz (high frequency).

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2
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What is the speed of sound in air?

A

340 m/s

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3
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Whats the name of the bit of the ear you can see?

A

Pinna

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4
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Whats the name of the first bone in the ear?

A

Hammer

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5
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Whats the name of the second bone in the ear?

A

Anvil

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Whats the name of the third bone in the ear?

A

Stirrup

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7
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Whats the name of the thing that looks like a snail in the ear?

A

Cochlea

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8
Q

High frequency sound waves have?

A

A high pitch

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9
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Low frequency sound waves have?

A

A low pitch

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10
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Large amplitude sound waves are?

A

Loud

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Small amplitude sound waves are?

A

quiet

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12
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What does frequency mean?

A

The number of waves produced by a source each second.

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13
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What does amplitude mean?

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Amplitude on a transverse wave is typically measured as the distance between the peak or trough of the wave and the equilibrium position (middle).

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14
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How can your hearing be damaged?

A

Loud sounds, Too much earwax, Aging.

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