Quiz on The Unique Town That Bans Wi-Fi And Cell Phones

What is the subject of the text?

• a) The benefits of wireless technology

• b) Life in a technology-free town

• c) The history of Green Bank, West Virginia

• d) The dangers of radio signals

In which American town is wireless technology actually illegal?

• a) Green Bay, Wisconsin

• b) Green Bank, West Virginia

• c) New York City, New York

• d) Los Angeles, California

What is the purpose of the United States National Radio Quiet Zone mentioned in the text?

• a) To promote the use of wireless technology

• b) To protect two telescopes from radio interference

• c) To encourage the use of cell phones and Wi-Fi

• d) To provide free wireless internet access

Which symptoms are associated with electromagnetic hypersensitivity, as mentioned in the text?

• a) Sneezing and coughing

• b) Severe headaches, nausea, pain, and heart problems

• c) Dizziness and vision problems

• d) Joint pain and insomnia

Who is Diane Schou, and why did she move to Green Bank, West Virginia?

• a) A scientist who wanted to study electromagnetic hypersensitivity

• b) An advocate for wireless technology

• c) A person suffering from electromagnetic hypersensitivity who sought relief

• d) The mayor of Green Bank

What event triggered Diane Schou's symptoms of electromagnetic hypersensitivity?

• a) The installation of a cell phone tower near her home

• b) A severe thunderstorm

• c) A power outage in her neighborhood

• d) An earthquake

Why is living in Green Bank described as a culture shock in the text?

• a) The town is known for its cutting-edge technology.

• b) There are no electric lights or heating in the town.

• c) The town has an abundance of wireless technology.

• d) There is limited technology and no wireless signals.

What are the main technological conveniences that are not allowed in Green Bank?

• a) Microwave ovens and Bluetooth devices

• b) Laptops and electric lights

• c) Radio and TV broadcasts

• d) Cell phones and Wi-Fi

How do people with electromagnetic hypersensitivity describe their life in Green Bank?

• a) Free of pain and comfortable

• b) Exciting and adventurous

• c) Filled with modern conveniences

• d) Difficult, but necessary for their well-being

How has Green Bank, West Virginia, become significant for some people?

• a) It is known for its cutting-edge technology.

• b) It has a booming tourism industry.

• c) It has become a gathering place for electrosensitives.

• d) It is a hub for wireless technology development.