
The Mystery Behind Touch Screens
Quiz by Rubena St. Louis
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- Q1What was Alex's ultimate hope regarding his future inventions?To sell products in the cityTo revolutionize technology like those who created touch screensTo become a collector of gadgetsTo teach others about technology30s
- Q2What does Alex learn about the nature of touch screens?They are a remarkable outcome of scienceThey are a result of magicThey operate without any technologyThey are complicated pieces of art30s
- Q3What key factor allows capacitive touch screens to detect touch?The temperature of the fingerThe conductivity of the human bodyThe type of screen materialThe size of the fingertip30s
- Q4What inspired Alex after learning about touch screens?To pursue his dream of revolutionizing technologyTo start a blog about inventionsTo work on prototypes for video gamesTo abandon his interest in technology30s
- Q5What happens when pressure is applied to a resistive touch screen?It locks the deviceThe screen lights upIt sends a signal to a wireless deviceThe top layer compresses, making contact with another layer beneath30s
- Q6How do resistive touch screens differ from capacitive touch screens?They use light signalsThey operate without electrical elementsThey do not detect touchThey require pressure to operate30s
- Q7What initiates the operation of a capacitive touch screen?Voice commandPressing a buttonA finger touching the screenUsing a mouse30s
- Q8According to the passage, what is a capacitive touch screen?A screen that uses buttons instead of touchA screen that requires a stylus to operateA type of touch screen that works with the electric field changed by the human bodyA touch screen that works with light30s
- Q9Where did Alex find the old book that sparked his curiosity?At a bookstoreIn a libraryIn a technology museumIn his garage30s
- Q10What was Alex's primary interest in technology?Creating video gamesBuilding robotsProgramming softwareUnderstanding how touch screens operate30s