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This invention can be used in many things, like clocks, cars, and turbines. It helps move goods and allows people to travel far.
wheels
Karl Benz, of Germany, is famous for inventing it in 1885.
car
What is this invention?
VR-glasses (virtual reality glasses)
This invention allowed to run trains, ships and factories, and was one of the driving forces of the Industrial Revolution.
steam engine
It was invented in ancient China in the 9th century and used by armies all around the world. What is it?
gunpowder
Who is this inventor? (hint: initials T.E.)
Thomas Edison
Tim Berners-Lee had a vision of a global hyperlinked information system. It became a reality in the late-1980's and 90's, linking the whole World.
The Internet (World Wide Web)
What is this invention?
microscope
This inventor thought of and designed a flying machine, a parachute, a helicopter and many other inventions while also painting the Mona Lisa. Who is he?
Leonardo Da Vinci
This invention allowed early humans to cook food, stay warm, and keep away wild animals. What was it?
fire
This invention, which shows 4 main directions: East (E), South (S), West (W) and North (N), allows us to tell which direction we are going. What is it?
compass
Alexander Graham Bell invented what device that we still use today (every day for many people)?
telephone
What was the last name of the brothers who invented the first airplane?
Orville and Wilbur Wright (Wright Brothers)
Where was paper originally invented?
China
The ________________was invented to take people up and down buildings.
lift/ elevator
The _____________ was invented to prevent diseases from spreading.
vaccination
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