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Questions Related to sound

child inserted a needle in a man's ear. The man became deaf. Why

  1. the needle damaged the oval window

  2. the needle damaged the stirrup

  3. the needle damaged the ear drum

  4. all


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

Never insert any pointed object into the ear. It can damage the eardrum and make a person deaf. Ears are very fragile and delicate organs.

The compressions and rarefactions are transmitted across the middle ear through__________.

  1. auditory tube

  2. ear ossicles

  3. cochlea

  4. all


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

The compressions and rarefactions are transmitted across the middle ear through the three ear ossicles. The vibrations produced in the ear drum are amplified.

What stimulates the auditory nerve?

  1. the movement of the three ear ossicles

  2. the movement of stirrup

  3. the movement of fluid in the cochlea

  4. all


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

Cochlea is a coiled and fluid filled tube having sense of hearing. The movement of the fluid in the cochlea due to the vibrations stimulates the auditory nerve .

Which of the following order is correct?

  1. Sound $\rightarrow$ ear $\rightarrow$ inner ear $\rightarrow$ vibration of eardrum $\rightarrow$ brain $\rightarrow$ hearing
  2. Ear $\rightarrow$ Vibration of eardrum $\rightarrow$ Inner ear $\rightarrow$ hearing $\rightarrow$ brain $\rightarrow$ vibration
  3. Sound $\rightarrow$ ear $\rightarrow$ inner ear $\rightarrow$ vibration of eardrum $\rightarrow$ hearing $\rightarrow$ brain
  4. Sound $\rightarrow$ ear $\rightarrow$ vibration of eardrum $\rightarrow$ inner ear $\rightarrow$ brain $\rightarrow$ hearing

Correct Option: D
Explanation:

When sound strikes the ear drum, it vibrates and this vibration is carried to the inner ear from where it is carried to the brain in the form of impulse. The brain then gives the signal and we hear the sound.

The compressions and rarefactions are transmitted across the middle ear through

  1. auditory tube

  2. ear ossicles

  3. cochlea

  4. all of these


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

The compressions and rarefactions are transmitted across the middle ear through the three ear ossicles. The vibrations produced in the ear drum are amplified.

The tympanum of the ear receive the sound in the form of

  1. compressions

  2. rarefaction

  3. reflection 

  4. both A and B


Correct Option: D
Explanation:

The tympanum of the ear receive the sound in the form of compressions and rarefaction. These compressions and rarefaction strike the ear drum, the ear from begins to vibrate.

What stimulates the auditory nerve?

  1. The movement of the three ear ossicles

  2. The movement of stirrup

  3. The movement of fluid in the cochlea

  4. All of these


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

Cochlea is a coiled and fluid filled tube having sense of hearing.the movement of the fluid in the cochlea due to the vibrations stimulates the auditory nerve.

The thin stretched membrane at the end of the ear canal is 

  1. Pinna

  2. Cochlea

  3. Eardrum

  4. Stapes


Correct Option: C
Explanation:

Eardrum is the thin stretched membrane at the end of inner ear , which vibrates when sound wave strikes it .

Which part of the ear vibrates when sound waves enter our ear?

  1. Ear canal

  2. Eardrum

  3. Pinna

  4. Cochlea


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

Ear canal is provides the path to sound to ear .

Pinna collects the sound .
Cochlea transforms the sound in neural message .
Eardrum vibrates when sound wave strikes them .

Sound enters inner ear through

  1. ossicles

  2. ear drum

  3. cochlea

  4. none of these


Correct Option: A
Explanation:

Sound waves or vibrations enter the inner ear through middle ear bones or ossicles.