Fun History of Modern Technology Quiz – FREE Online Kids Quizzes

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They had large, strong boats that could travel through rough ocean waters and allowed them to conquer many countries.*
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- The Vikings
- The Pirates
- The Native Americans
- The Conquistadors
Who built the first suspension bridge in 300 A.D.?*
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- The Chinese
- The Russians
- The Ancient Romans
- The Native Americans
Who invented the first airship (blimp, dirigible and zeppelin) in 1852?*
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- Otto Lienthal
- Count Von Zeppelin
- George Cayley
- Henri Giffard
- Jacque Montgolfier
Which is not true about steam engines?*
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- Internal combustion engines are cleaner.
- Before internal combustion engines, people used electric engines.
- The Titanic was steam powered.
- Many trains are powered by electricity, which is cleaner than gasoline.
In 1833 who invented all the parts a modern computer uses?*
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- Charles Babbage
- Howard Aiken
- Konrad Zuse
- Paul Allen
- Bill Gates
Who built the first successful airplane in 1903?*
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- George Cayley
- The Chinese
- The Wright brothers
- Otto Lienthal
- Brothers Joseph and Jacque Montgolfier
What is a very simple type of combustion engine?*
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- Car
- Jet engine
- Rocket
- Cannon
- Motorcycles
have been studying airplanes and flight. Who built the first glider in 1799?*
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- Brothers Joseph and Jacque Montgolfier
- Otto Lienthal
- George Cayley
- The Wright brothers
It is a period during the 1930s when food, money and resources were scarce and trains we used.*
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- The Great Depression
- The Holocaust
- The Depression Era
- The Great Famine
Who developed assembly line factories?*
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- Matthew Boulton
- Henry Boulton
- Matthew Ford
- Henry Ford
Studying airplanes and flight we learned that ________ created the first glider that could go long distances and carry people.*
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- George Cayley
- Brothers Joseph and Jacque Montgolfier
- The Wright brothers
- Otto Lienthal
What are large boats that are propelled by large sails that catch the wind called?*
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- Sailing ships
- Canoes
- Paddle boats
- Rafts
- Motor boats
What lights the gas on fire to move the pistons in a combustion engine?*
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- The valve
- The crank case
- The shaft
- The spark plug
Who opened one of the first factories in Birmingham, England?*
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- Henry Boulton
- Matthew Ford
- Matthew Boulton
- Henry Ford
The programs, directions and codes a computer needs to do all the cool things it does is called:*
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- The RAM
- The hardware
- The microprocessor
- The software
- The peripheral
During our study of airplanes and flight we have learned ______ invented kites for religious ceremonies and weather experiments around 400 A.D.*
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- The Chinese
- The Native Americans
- The Russians
- The Ancient Romans
What were the first factories in Venice, Italy?*
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- The ship-building factories
- The automobile factories
- The metal work factories
- A4
How long is the English Channel tunnel?*
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- The tunnel runs is 23 miles long underneath the ocean.
- The tunnel runs is 13 miles long underneath the ocean.
- The tunnel runs is 18 miles long underneath the ocean.
- The tunnel runs is 20 miles long underneath the ocean.
Which is not true about Blimps, Dirigibles and Zeppelins?*
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- All three can be steered and controlled.
- Dirigibles have soft sides.
- All three have a long cigar-shaped tube filled with gas.
- All three have a cabin underneath the tube.
Steam-powered engines were very popular from:*
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- The 21st century until today
- The 19th century
- The mid-1700s to the early 1800s
- The mid-1800s to the early 1900s
studying airplanes and flight, who invented the first hot air balloon in 1783?*
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- The Wright brothers
- The Chinese
- George Cayley
- Brothers Joseph and Jacque Montgolfier
- Otto Lienthal
What tunnels are the simplest to dig but need a retaining structure to keep them in place?*
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- Soft soil tunnels
- Mountain tunnels
- Rock tunnels
- Underwater tunnels
What boats are meant to travel one way and can be guided with a pole, but can’t be propelled?*
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- Sailing ships
- Motor boats
- Paddle boats
- Rafts
- Canoes
Who attached a steam engine to a carriage, what we now call a train, and made a bet that he could haul ten tons of iron along a road with it?*
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- Richard Trevitick
- Richard Tevithick
- Richard Trevithick
- Raymond Trevithick
Who built the underground train in the 1800s?*
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- Aldred Ely Beach
- Alfred Ely Beach
- Alfred Beach Ely
- Alfred Ely Beech
- Alfred Eli Beach
In studying blimps, dirigibles and zeppelins, how many flights did the Graf Zeppelin make?*
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- The airship made 490 flights and crossed the Atlantic Ocean 144 times.
- The airship made 590 flights and crossed the Atlantic Ocean 144 times.
- The airship made 690 flights and crossed the Atlantic Ocean 144 times.
- The airship made 590 flights and crossed the Atlantic Ocean 134 times.
- The airship made 590 flights and crossed the Atlantic Ocean 154 times.
Which is not true about tunnels?*
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- The first tunnels weren’t used for travel, but for carrying water.
- Some tunnels run under oceans, rivers and mountains.
- Underwater tunnels are easy to build.
- tunnels don’t need much support because the rock is hard and stays in place.
The physical part of a computer is called:*
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- The peripheral
- The program
- The hardware
- The software
Which is not true about the internal combustion engines?*
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- As air moves into the engine, it goes through an air filter that gets rid of dirt and dust.
- The more pistons the combustion engine has, the more power it will generate.
- Cars have only one piston and valve.
- There is no oxygen or air in space so rockets have an air tank next to the fuel tank.
Who built the first steam engine in 1698?*
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- Thomas Newcomen
- Thomas Savery
- Thomas Edison
- James Watt
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