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Question Set 4 Objective 1.
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In the Iron Age, a significant development is communication was the:
a) Alphabet
b) Printing press
c) Spoken language
d) Telegraph
In 1998, 16 MBs of RAM was standard on a top of the line computer. In 2000, 128 MBs of RAM was standard on most computers. This is an example of what kind of growth?
a) Exponential
b) Direct
c) Explosive
d) Linear
Major migration toward cities began during the:
a) Industrial Age
b) Information Age
c) Iron Age
d) Middle Age
During the Iron Age, the MOST significant use of water wheels was for:
a) Grind grain
b) Generate electric power
c) Produce copper
d) Weave textiles
Technological advancements during the industrial age provided Americans with:
a) More leisure time
b) Longer working days
c) Less wealth
d) Fewer education opportunities
What invention has enabled weather forecasters to monitor weather patterns more effectively?
a) Doppler Radar
b) Global Positioning Systems
c) Sonar
d) Television
The invention of the wheel improved:
a) Transportation
b) Communication
c) Construction
d) Manufacturing
Mass production in a factory system first occurred during the:
a) Industrial Age
b) Information Age
c) Iron Age
d) Middle Age
The industrial age is characterized by:
a) Steam power
b) Animal power
c) Nuclear power
d) Solar power
During the Industrial Age, Samuel Morse invented the telegraph. What was most significant about the telegraph?
a) Enabled faster communication over longer distances
b) Assisted in air traffic control
c) Enabled music groups to record songs
d) Paved the way for rural access to the Internet
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