Communication Tools: Past and Present

Email

• Messages sent electronically using a computer or phone.

• A type of physical mail delivered by postal services.

• A form of communication that requires a stamp.

• A method of sending messages through smoke signals.

Video Call

• Talking to someone face-to-face through a screen (like Zoom or WhatsApp).

• Sending a text message to someone.

• Making a phone call without video.

• Recording a video for later viewing.

Telegram

• A messaging app used for video calls.

• A service used to send messages quickly before phones and email.

• A social media platform for sharing photos.

• An email service for sending large files.

Pigeon Post

• Messages carried by trained birds (homing pigeons).

• A method of sending letters via postal services.

• A type of electronic communication.

• A system of delivering messages using carrier pigeons.

Letter

• A handwritten or typed message sent through the post.

• A digital message sent via email.

• A formal document used in legal proceedings.

• A type of envelope used for mailing.

Messenger

• A person who carried messages by foot, horse, or vehicle.

• A type of electronic communication tool.

• A person who delivers packages only by vehicle.

• A character in a story who conveys information.

Radio

• A tool that plays music and news using sound signals.

• A device used for cooking food.

• A type of musical instrument.

• A gadget for taking photographs.

Town Crier

• A person who walked through the village announcing news aloud.

• A person who sells goods in the market.

• A person who organizes community events.

• A person who delivers mail in the village.

Smartphone

• A mobile phone that can make calls, send texts, take photos, and access the internet.

• A device primarily used for gaming and entertainment.

• A traditional mobile phone with no internet access.

• A tablet that can only connect to Wi-Fi.

Website

• An online page where people can find information or communicate.

• A physical location where businesses operate.

• A type of software used for browsing the internet.

• A collection of printed documents.