Question

a spoon can sound like a bell no this is not a riddle it's science explain it

Answer 1

The sound wave involve the vibrations of the particles of the medium through which they travel. Generally, sound travels 15 times faster in solids (metals) than in air. That is why, a spoon can sound like a bell. We can perform an experiment to prove it.
Take two plastic cups or paper cups and make a hole in the bottom of the two cups. Take a light string and tie a metal spoon in the center of the string. Knot the end of the string to the cups through the holes. Now place the two cups over your ears. Lean forward a bit so that the spoon hangs freely and do not touch your cloths. When you tap the hanging spoon by another metal spoon, the hanging spoon will start to vibrate and will produce a sound much like a bell.

Answer 2

yes
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A spoon can sound like a bell
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As they are made up of metals the can produce sound as metals are sonorous 

you can prove this by hitting the spoon to an other metal surface it produce the same type of sound which bell produces and metals are sonorous which is the property of the metal to produce a sound and as spoons are also  metals they will produce the same sound as that of the bell