Now, what do people use most often to tell stories?
Dance
Words
Drums
How is communication today?
Harder
Slower
Better and faster
Long ago, what did telephones always need?
Screen protectors
Cords
Batteries
What machine prints books today?
Printing presses
Feather pens
Cave walls
Long ago, how did people copy books?
Using a smart phone
Taking a photo
One at a time by hand
Long ago, how was mail delivered?
By drones
By ships and horses
By rockets
Where were newspapers commonly sold in 1881?
In the ocean
On street corners
On the radio
Who invented the telephone in 1876?
Robin Nelson
Alexander Graham Bell
A teacher
When was television invented?
1895
1837
1927
Where can people read e-books?
On computers
On rocks
On paper
How do most people communicate?
By talking and writing
By swimming
By closing their eyes
Today, what kind of phone do most people use?
Feather phone
Cell phone
Telegraph
Now, where can people read news online?
On a feather
On the Internet
On a cave wall
Today, what delivers mail much quicker?
Horses
Trucks and planes
Bicycles
Long ago, how did telegraph machines send messages?
Using animals
Using electricity
Using paper airplanes
Long ago, what could radios NOT do?
Show pictures
Play sound
Share news
Now, where can people WATCH the news?
On televisions
On paper letters
On telegraphs
Where was the old cave painting discovered?
In Japan
In America
In France
What did people use to write books in 1453?
A feather pen and ink
A crayon
A pencil
Long ago, why did people make pictures on cave walls?
To clean the wall
To cook dinner
To tell stories
What is communication?
Sharing ideas and news
Sleeping in bed
Playing soccer
How long did it take a telegraph to send each word?
One second
One week
About a minute
How fast can an e-mail message be delivered?
In months
In just seconds
In three days