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week Five Comprehension Passage- '' Televison'' Topic: Sounds of Consonants (/P/, /b/, / t/, /d/) Grammar- Comma writing skills - narrative essay - JSS2 English language Past Questions and Answers - page 1

1

Who first sent a picture over wires?

A

Boris Rosing 

B

John Logie Baird 

C

Abbe Giovanna Caselli 

D

Alexander Graham Bell 

correct option: c
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2

The word television was first used in…

A

1862. 

B

1880. 

C

1900. 

D

1906. 

correct option: d
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3

The 1900 World’s Fair was in…

A

Moscow, Russia.

B

London, England. 

C

Paris, France. 

D

New York, United States.

correct option: c
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4

Who invented the Photophone?

A

Abbe Giovanna Caselli 

B

Charles Francis Jenkins 

C

Alexander Graham Bell

D

Philo Taylor Farnsworth

correct option: c
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5

How many TVs were in the US in 1945?

A

A few hundred 

B

A few thousand. 

C

A few million.

D

A few billion. 

correct option: a
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6

Vocabulary 

Invented means…

A

made for the first time. 

B

moved to a different country.

C

sent over wires.

D

sent through television. 

correct option: a
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7

Another way to say transmitted is….............., 

A

built. 

B

used.

C

sent

D

held

correct option: c
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8

Rotating means…

A

going up and down. 

B

going back and forth.

C

spinning.

D

None of the above 

correct option: c
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9

The best synonym for demonstrated is…

A

based.

B

called.

C

showed.

D

worked. 

correct option: c
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10

A system is a combination of…

A

parts that make up a unified whole.

B

parts that are used to make TVs. 

C

broken pieces.

D

pieces of a machine.

correct option: a
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