History Of Communication

1. A a program or speech on the television or radio

• A- Blog

• B- Publication

• C- Broadcast

• D- Correspond

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2. When you are writing regular and informal updates, or entries, on a website

• A- Blog

• B- Publication

• C- Broadcast

• D- Correspond

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3. Timeline of important communication devices that became popular in the United States. Telephone?

• A- 2023

• B- 1870's

• C- 1920's

• D- 1850's

4. Timeline of important communication devices that became popular in the United States. Television?

• A- 2023

• B- 1870's

• C- 1920's

• D- 1950's

5. The radio is considered...

• A- Blog

• B- Publication

• C- Broadcast

• D- Correspond

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6. People use to connect and connect through blogs, and apps, so people can share photos, and information about their lives.

• A- Smartphones

• B- World Wide Web

• C- Social Media

• D- Personal Computers

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7. Person who is credited with making the first practical telegraph in 1837 and receive the patent in 1840?

• A- German Inventor Johannes Gutenberg

• B-Samuel F. B, Morse

• C- Nikola Tesla

• D- Alexander Graham Bell

8. Person who is credited with inventing the Printing Press?

• A- German Inventor Johannes Gutenberg

• B-Samuel F. B, Morse

• C- Nikola Tesla

• D- Alexander Graham Bell

9. Person who received the first patent for the telephone in 1876?

• A- German Inventor Johannes Gutenberg

• B-Samuel F. B, Morse

• C- Nikola Tesla

• D- Alexander Graham Bell

10. ... ............continues to change the way people use the Internet and to have access from almost any location

• A- Radio Communications

• B-New Televisions

• C- New Technologies

• D- Super Rockets

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