Sonic booms' refer to:
Correct answer: B. Shock waves
- A. Noise of traffic
- B. Shock waves
- C. Noise of siren
- D. Unhearable sound
Explanation
A sonic boom is the intense sound produced when a supersonic object generates shock waves that reach an observer. It is not merely ordinary traffic or siren noise, and it is audible rather than unhearable.
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