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The printing press and newspapers
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Interchangeable means
I have no idea
To be able to replace one thing with another thing.
To change something into something else.
To recreate any text
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A broadsheet is
bigger than a table
smaller than a tabloid
bigger than a tabloid
about the same size as a large pizza
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Peanuts is a
type of pea
finacial advice column
cookery column
comic strip
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Johannes Gutenberg invented
printing blocks
the printing press
the furry hat
the floating lightbulb
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Before books became widely available, the only way to learn a skill was by
direct human observation
reading a book
asking your mum
googling it
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Oral history refers to
the history that we get to hear about
the history of dentistry
history passed down by word of mouth
fake history
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What does the video suggest is arguably the most important invention in history?
Underwear
The printing press
The wheel
The internet
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Johannes Gutenberg was
Japanese
English
German
Italian
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Tabloids are generally...
softer than broadsheets
full of fake news
considered less credible than broadsheets
smaller than they used to be
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One disadvantage of purely oral history is...
it can be boring
your grandparents telling you how tough life used to be
there is nothing to check it against
it can be difficult to believe
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Agony aunts write
Business news
Editorials
Advice columns
Sports columns
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I just cancelled my Amazon Prime _________ because it doesn't work in Vietnam.
encryption
inscription
subscription
lunch order
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Breaking News refers to
fake news
news which is crazy enough to break your glasses
the reporting of an event which has just happened
the reporting of something which has just been broken
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Do you think that anybody can be anything if they set their mind to it?
Of course!
Only Americans
I want to be a butterfly
Don't be ridiculous!
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When did Johannes Gutenberg speed up the process of printing?
In the 1340s
Just before bedtime
In the 1430s
In the 1540s
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What is not mentioned as one of the things that could be mass produced?
Ideas
Newspapers
Propaganda
Scripture
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