Sound is a form of energy that we hear with our ears. It is produced when an object vibrates. Sound travels through air, water, and solid materials but cannot travel through a vacuum. We hear different types of sounds-some are loud, some are soft, some are pleasant, and some are noise. Learning about sound helps us understand how we communicate and hear music. This Sound Quiz grade 3 is one of the ideal ways to test your preparation for the sources of sound and how to protect our ears from loud noise. Answer these 10 questions to test your knowledge about sound.
Look at the pictures of the instruments below. Which of the following instruments produces sound by vibrating air inside it when it is used?
Answer: (c) Flute
You are outside with your friend. You hear thunder after seeing lightning. Why does this happen?
Answer: (b) Sound travels slower than light through the air.
A person is standing in front of a large empty building and claps their hands. State which of the following statements is true for this situation. 1. The sound will bounce off the building and come back to the person as an echo. 2. The sound will disappear completely when it hits the building. 3. The sound will be absorbed by the building and not be heard again.
Answer: (b) 1-True, 2-False, 3-False
If you place a ringing phone inside a sealed glass jar, what will happen to the sound as you remove the air?
Answer: (c) The sound will become softer.
The teacher asked four students to identify actions that can help reduce sound pollution. Who took the correct step towards reducing sound pollution? Sarah: Avoid playing loud music near residential areas. Tom: Use soundproof materials in buildings. Lily: Make noise in public places without considering others. Mark: Drive faster to reduce the noise from the engine.
Answer: (a) Sarah and Tom
After striking the metal spoon, wooden block, and plastic cup, which of the following statements is true about the sounds produced?
Answer: (d) The metal spoon makes a louder sound than the wooden block.
Tom noticed that his voice sounds different when he talks inside a tunnel compared to when he talks in an open park. What could explain this difference?
Answer: (b) Sound waves in tunnels reflect off the walls, creating an echo.
Study the given flow chart. Where would a loudspeaker be placed?
Answer: (d) R
You are at a concert, and you hear the loud sound of drums. Later, you hear a soft sound of a flute. Which of the following explains why the drum sound is loud while the flute sound is soft?
Answer: (b) The drum vibrates more than the flute, producing a louder sound.
A triangle instrument is struck with a metal stick and produces a clear, ringing sound. What makes the sound?
Answer: (a) The triangle vibrates when hit.
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