Ear and Sound
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The auditory receptors are present
In cochlea
In nose
On tongue
In retina
Explain how we can hear the sound through our ears. [5 MARKS]
- 50 Hz
- 500 Hz
- 5000 Hz
- 50 kHz
- Sound of a guitar
- Sound of thunder
- A song
- Rustling of leaves
The __________ in ear senses the vibrations of sound, it sends the signals to the brain. This process is called hearing.
Eardrum
Voice box
None of these
Larynx
- Hammer, anvil and stirrup
- Hammer, anvil and pinna
- Pinna, hammer and stirrup
- Eardrum, hammer and pinna
Give one function of the tympanic membrane?
- Cochlea
- Ear ossicles
- Eardrum
- Auditory nerve
- blood vessels
- optic nerve
- optical fibers
- hair cells
For which range of frequencies, human ears are more sensitive?
2000 Hz to 3000 kHz
200 Hz to 20 KHz
Can't be said
2000 Hz to 3000 Hz
- Transmits electrical signal to brain
- Forms image
- Reduces the size of the pupil
- Keeps vitreous humour clear
What is the function of cochlea?
Amplifying the vibrations coming into the ear
reducing wavelength
Protection of ear
Generation of nerve impulse
What is ganglion?
Cochlea of mammalian ear is concerned with
hearing
balance of body
both of these
perception of atmospheric pressure
Explain the uses of the reflection of sound. [3 MARKS]
Pupil is responsible for the eye colour.
- True
- False
The __________ in ear senses the vibrations of sound.
None of these
Eardrum
Voice box
Larynx
- Nose
- Ear
- Eyes
- Teeth
Audible frequency range of human ear is
None of these
- Birds
- Dolphin
- Snake
- None of the above
[4 Marks]
What is the audible range of average human ear.
What is the range of hearing in human beings?
- blood vessels
- hair cells
- optic nerve
- optical fibers
- Inner ear
- Outer ear
- Middle ear
- Pinna
- Pinna
- Eardrum
- Ear canal
- Cochlea
- Low pitched sound
- High pitched sound
- None of the above
- Vibrations
The membrane-like structure in the ear through which we hear sound is:
None of these
Larynx
Eardrum
Voice box