WorksheetsDoppler Effect Quiz
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
The red ball is a speaker. It plays a frequency of 900 Hz. What frequency would a stationary observer hear?
More Than 900 Hz
900 Hz
Less Than 900 Hz
The red ball is a speaker. It plays a frequency of 900 Hz. What frequency would a stationary observer hear if he stood right of the speaker?
More Than 900 Hz
900 Hz
Less Than 900 Hz
The red ball is a speaker. It plays a frequency of 900 Hz. What frequency would a stationary observer hear if he stood left of the speaker?
More Than 900 Hz
900 Hz
Less Than 900 Hz
The red ball is a speaker. It plays a frequency of 900 Hz. What frequency would an observer hear if he ran towards the speaker from the right side?
More Than 900 Hz
900 Hz
Less Than 900 Hz
The red ball is a speaker. It plays a frequency of 900 Hz. What frequency would an observer hear if he ran towards the speaker from the left side?
More Than 900 Hz
900 Hz
Less Than 900 Hz
The red ball is a speaker. It plays a frequency of 900 Hz. What frequency would a stationary observer hear if he ran away from the speaker rightwards?
More Than 900 Hz
900 Hz
Less Than 900 Hz
The red ball is a speaker. It plays a frequency of 900 Hz. What frequency would a stationary observer hear if he ran away from the speaker leftwards?
More Than 900 Hz
900 Hz
Less Than 900 Hz
How fast is the red ball travelling?
Slower Than the Speed of Sound
At the Speed of Sound
Faster Than the Speed of Sound
How fast is the red ball travelling?
Slower Than the Speed of Sound
At the Speed of Sound
Faster Than the Speed of Sound
How fast is the red ball travelling?
Slower Than the Speed of Sound
At the Speed of Sound
Faster Than the Speed of Sound
Which direction is this honking car travelling?
Towards the Observer
Away From the Observer
