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A: B:whisper Road drill

£100 which of these has the loudest sound…

C: D:classroom aeroplane

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A: B:cochlea retina

£200Which of the following is part of the ear?

C: D:cornea lens

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A: B:reverberations sensations

£300What are sound waves caused by?

C: D:vibrations imaginations

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A: B:teenagers Old age pensioners

£500The mosquito is a device that uses ultrasound to deter

C: D:babies teachers

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A: B:air water

£1,000Which substance does sound travel slowest in?

C: D:aluminium oxygen

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A: B:amplitude frequency

£2,000What is the pitch of a sound affected by?

C: D:loudness Tuning forks

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A: B:300,000 300,000,000

£4,000Which is the speed of sound in air in metres per second?

C: D:3000 330

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A: B:olfactory vagus

£8,000Which nerve sends signals to the brain from the ear?

C: D:auditory optic

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A: B:loud Low pitch

£16,000Which wave type has waves close together?

C: D:quiet High pitch

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DigestionA: B: Decibel meter

£32,000What do we measure noise with?

C: D:

Geiger counter

Digestionammeter Metre stick

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A: B:amps metres

£64,000What is the correct unit of frequency?

C: D:hertz seconds

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A: B:eustachian eustachion

£125,000What is the correct spelling of the ear tube?

C: D:Euston station eustaschian

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A: B:chemical kinetic

£250,000What type of energy is sent along nerve fibres ?

C: D:sound electrical

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A: B:transverse special

£500,000Which type of wave is sound?

C: D:longitudinal majestical

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A: B:

£ 1,000,000 What probably makes the loudest sound on Earth?

C: D:volcanoes

earthquakes

avalanches

tsunamis

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