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22 Inventions - News For Kids

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  • All countries use nuclear energy
    False
  • People use the internet to learn new things
    True
  • X-rays help doctors see inside the body
    True
  • The internet makes the world feel more connected
    True
  • The light bulb helps people see in the dark
    True
  • Ancient Romans never used concrete
    False
  • The internet connects computers
    True
  • The Wright brothers made the first successful airplane flight
    True
  • A magnifying glass makes tiny things look bigger
    True
  • Before nails existed, building was very fast.
    False
  • Batteries only work when plugged into the wall
    False
  • Before the printing press, books were typed on computers.
    False
  • Sailors never used compasses in the past
    False
  • GPS helps people see where they are on Earth
    True
  • Without the marine chronometer, ships sometimes got lost.
    True
  • Engines helped people travel faster
    True
  • Scientists never use magnifying glasses
    False
  • Fire helped early humans survive
    True
  • The printing press made book-making faster
    True
  • Penicillin was discovered on purpose in a planned experiment
    False
  • Smartphones can take photos and videos
    True
  • The telephone is not useful anymore
    False
  • Penicillin helps treat infections
    True
  • The telephone lets people talk from far away
    True
  • Wheels are used in cars
    True
  • Concrete is used to build roads
    True
  • Wheels are not used in modern machines
    False
  • Contraceptives help families choose when to have children
    True
  • Nails are still used in building today
    True
  • Contraceptives made health worse around the world
    False
  • Vaccines help protect people from diseases
    True
  • Only children can receive vaccines
    False
  • Today no vehicles use internal combustion engines anymore
    False
  • Wheels were invented only 100 years ago
    False
  • GPS can only be used by airplanes
    False
  • Airplanes only fly inside one country and never travel far
    False
  • X-rays cannot show broken bones
    False
  • A refrigerator keeps food cold
    True
  • A compass shows direction
    True
  • The printing press helped share ideas
    True
  • Batteries power many devices like flashlights and toys
    True
  • Fire was never used for protection
    False
  • Before the light bulb, people used electric lamps.
    False
  • A marine chronometer helped sailors find their location
    True
  • Food spoils faster in a refrigerator
    False
  • A smartphone cannot connect to the internet
    False
  • The internal combustion engine uses fuel to make power
    True
  • Telephones made communication easier
    True
  • Nails help hold wood together
    True
  • Nuclear energy can make electricity
    True
  • A smartphone cannot be used for schoolwork
    False
  • The light bulb made streets brighter
    True
  • Concrete buildings can last hundreds of years
    True
  • GPS helps rescue teams find people
    True
  • The wheel helps people move heavy things more easily
    True
  • Airplanes help people travel to other countries fast
    True
  • Penicillin kills harmful bacteria
    True
  • Batteries store energy
    True
  • Fire helps people cook food
    True
  • A compass still helps hikers today
    True
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