John Logie Baird invents the TV, Scotland, 1926

The transcript discusses the early development of moving images, highlighting a precursor to modern television that displayed a blurry image of a ventriloquist and his dummy. This innovation laid the groundwork for the television technology we know today.

What was the significance of moving images in the context of visual media?

• They were used exclusively for scientific purposes.

• They marked the beginning of visual storytelling.

• They were the first form of digital media.

• They were a form of written communication.

What did early television technology primarily display?

• 3D graphics

• Hazy images

• Colorful animations

• High-definition images

What was a key characteristic of the images displayed by early television?

• They were in full color.

• They were interactive.

• They were in 3D.

• They were hazy.

Which of the following was an example of early television content?

• A news broadcast

• A cooking show

• A ventriloquist and his dummy

• A live sports event

Who was featured in the example of early television content?

• A ventriloquist

• A singer

• A magician

• A dancer