Inventions Quiz, GEI-1 EXP U-2

Predicting the future impact of an invention involves:

• Making outlandish claims without any evidence.

• Considering how the invention might affect our lives and society.

When expressing doubt about an invention, it's best to:

• Be rude and dismissive.

• Phrase your questions politely to seek clarification.

When comparing inventions, it's helpful to:

• Focus only on the negative aspects of the new invention.

• Highlight how the new invention builds upon previous ideas.

The overall goal of talking about amazing inventions is to:

• Prove you're the smartest person in the room.

• Share your wonder, learn about new ideas, and explore their potential impact.

When someone introduces a topic about an invention, you could ask for clarification by saying:

• I already know everything about inventions.

• Could you explain a bit more about how it works?

When encouraging innovation, you could say:

• We should just stick with what we already have.

• We need more creative thinkers who come up with amazing ideas!

A good explanation of an invention should include:

• Complex technical jargon most people wouldn't understand.

• A clear description of the invention's purpose and key features.

Positive reactions to an invention could involve saying:

• That's kind of boring.

• Wow! This has the potential to change things!

Effective communication about inventions involves:

• Talking only about inventions you personally find interesting.

• Actively listening, asking questions, and sharing your thoughts respectfully.

Discussing the ethical implications of an invention is important because:

• It's a way to find ways to criticize the invention.

• It helps ensure the invention is used responsibly for the benefit of society.