======Hearing Frequency Test======


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**Alternative titles:** High and Low Frequency Hearing Test
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====Summary====                   
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====Procedure====  
  - Use an online video from the links below).  
  - Ensure the volume is set at a safe, moderate level.  
  - Ask participants to sit quietly in a distraction-free environment.  
  - Play the video from the lowest frequency upward, asking participants to raise their hand when they first hear a sound.  
  - Continue through the higher frequencies and have participants indicate when they can no longer hear the tones.  
  - Record each participant’s frequency range and compare results across ages or groups.




====Links==== 
Hearing Test for High Frequencies - Whats the HIGHEST Tone Pitch YOU Can Hear? - HearingTracker: 
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How Old is Your Hearing? - Interactive Test for Your Ears - Joe N Tell: 
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====Variations====
  * Compare hearing ranges between younger and older participants.  
  * Repeat the test using different speakers, headphones, or environments.  
  * Test hearing in one ear at a time by covering the opposite ear.



====Safety Precautions====
  * Keep volume at a moderate, comfortable level to avoid hearing damage.  
  * Avoid sudden loud bursts of sound in the video.  
  * Ensure participants with known hearing issues consult with a teacher or health professional before testing.




====Questions to Consider====
  * Keep volume at a moderate, comfortable level to avoid hearing damage.  
  * Avoid sudden loud bursts of sound in the video.  
  * Ensure participants with known hearing issues consult with a teacher or health professional before testing.