Ivanna's Audiogram Questions
Ivanna's Audiogram Challenge
Test your knowledge about audiograms and hearing levels with Ivanna's Audiogram Challenge! This quiz is designed to help you understand fundamental concepts related to sound frequencies, hearing levels, and what an audiogram represents.
Engage with various questions that cover:
- What an audiogram is
- Frequency and its measurement
- Identifying sounds at different decibel levels
What is an audiogram?
A graph that shows how many sounds are heard in a day
A graph that shows the softest sounds a person can hear at different pitches
A graph that shows the softest sounds a person can hear in the morning
A graph that shows the favorite and least favorite sounds of a person
A graph that shows how long it takes for the brain to process words
A graph that shows which animal sounds can be heard
What is the frequency on an audiogram?
How fast it takes the brain to process a word
The pitch of a sound
The volume of a sound
The most pleasant sounds
The number of times a sound can be heard in a given moment
How often Ivanna watches Sonic
How is frequency measured on an audiogram?
Hectograms (hg)
Inches (in)
Centimeters (cm)
Decibels (dB)
Hertz (Hz)
High Quality (HQ)
None of the above
Which of the following is true on an audiogram?
A. Frequency starts with the lowest pitch at about 125 Hz.
B. Frequency starts with the lowest pitch at around 8000 Hz.
C. Frequency is displayed vertically
D. Frequency is displayed horizontally
E. A and d
An example of a noise at a very low frequency is
A bird chirping
A dolphin squealing
A tuba playing
Hands clapping
A whistle blowing
Ivanna chewing her peanut butter sandwich
An example of a noise at a very high frequency is
A bird chirping
Chocolate barking
A tuba playing
A car engine running
Ivanna chewing her peanut butter sandwich
None of these
"Hearing Level" on an audiogram is also known as
A. volume
B. intensity
C. frequency
D. Cochlear implant
E. A and b
Hearing Level is measured in
Hertz (Hz)
Decibels (dB)
Barium (Ba)
Inches (in)
Pounds (lb)
Hearing a sound at a level of 10 dB is considered
Profound hearing loss
Severe hearing loss
Moderate hearing loss
Normal hearing
Incredibly uncommon
An X on the audiogram represents
Left ear
Right ear
Both ears
Cochlear implant
Soft noises
Sonic the hedgehog
A circle on the audiogram represents
Left ear
Right ear
Both ears
Cochlear implant
Soft noises
Sonic the hedgehog
The sound of whispering would most likely be at which decibel level?
110
95
70
60
15
Only hearing at 90 dB or greater represents
Profound hearing loss
Moderate hearing loss
Mild hearing loss
No hearing loss
A student who does not need cochlear implants
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