Audiogram Quiz
Audiogram Awareness Quiz
Test your knowledge about hearing loss and audiograms with our engaging quiz! Whether you're a student, teacher, or just curious about hearing health, this quiz is designed to enhance your understanding of how hearing is measured and what different levels of hearing loss mean.
- Learn about sound measurement in decibels.
- Understand the difference between normal hearing and various levels of hearing loss.
- Explore the significance of the audiogram in assessing hearing abilities.
How many levels of hearing loss did you learn about?
4
5
6
3
Sounds are measured in decibels.
Which things could you hear if you had hearing in the normal range?
Children whispering
Leaves blowing
Birds chirping
All the above
What is the name of the chart in the video?
Power point
Audiogram
Graph
Hearing chart
You will hear most speech in the moderate/severe range on an audiogram.
What sounds can you NOT hear with a severe/profound hearing loss?
Speech
Airplane
Jack hammer
Fire cracker
On an audiogram, the blue "x" is for the left ear, and the red "o" is for the right ear.
What does the yellow banana represent on the audiogram?
Eating
Whispering
Speech
Crying
Pitches are measured in Hertz.
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