Test Your Knowledge, GEI-2 V U-2

Using a map requires knowing how to read symbols and directions. This means it:

• a) might be helpful but not essential

• b) is completely unnecessary

• c) is an absolute requirement

• d) depends on your personal preference

The invention of the telephone allowed for long-distance communication. This is an example of a(n):

• a) minor inconvenience

• b) everyday object

• c) invention

• d) technological failure

A cutting-edge computer is likely to have the latest:

• a) outdated software

• b) slowest processing speed

• c) most user-friendly interface

• d) most advanced technology

A scientific breakthrough might lead to:

• a) a minor setback

• b) a significant discovery

• c) a delay in research

• d) a lack of funding

An economical appliance is designed to use:

• a) a lot of energy

• b) expensive replacement parts

• c) unnecessary features

• d) resources efficiently

Choosing a beneficial exercise routine can improve your health. This means it has a:

• a) negative impact

• b) neutral effect

• c) positive effect

• d) confusing outcome

A compact car is small and easy to park in tight spaces. This means it's:

• a) difficult to maneuver

• b) very expensive to purchase

• c) not very fuel-efficient

• d) small and easy to handle

If a website is user-friendly, it's easy to navigate and find information. This means it's:

• a) confusing and frustrating

• b) visually appealing only

• c) full of complex features

• d) easy to use and understand

A well-designed chair should be both comfortable and stylish. This means it's:

• a) uncomfortable and unattractive

• b) either comfortable or stylish

• c) highly expensive and exclusive

• d) functional and aesthetically pleasing

A gizmo is a small device that might have an:

• a) well-defined purpose

• b) unclear or unknown function

• c) very large size and weight

• d) high price tag