Phones
History
Science
Vocabulary
100

What do we use phones for?

To talk to friends, play games, dogs can call owners when lonely.

100

What is the main idea of this video?

The main idea is how phones work.

100

Scientists learned that __________ could travel along a wire really fast.

Electricity

100

What is an "inventor"?

Someone who creates or discovers something.

200

True or False: There is a phone as big as a house and you need a crane to operate it.

True.

200

What is a "drawback" or "con" to sending a letter?

Sending a letter takes a long time. 
200

True or False: All sounds are made by vibrations.

True

200

What is a "crane"?

A large metal machine used for moving heavy objects.

300

True or False: Cell phones need to be attached to a wire.

False. Cell phones do NOT need to be attached to a wire.

300

How did people communicate with each other before phones?

Puffs of smoke that could be seen in the distance.

300

True or False: The voice is NOT made by vibrations.

False. The voice IS made by vibrations.

300
What are "vocal cords"?

Tissue in the throat that produces voice.

400

Name 2 unique items that can be used to make music without instruments. HINT: Doug talked about these things at the end of the video in the bonus section.

Calculators, bridge, harp, rocks, tubes and a cell phone. 

400

Who invented the telephone?

Alexander Graham Bell

400

Why do you have to speak louder when talking to someone who is far away?

You have to speak louder because sound vibrations do not travel very far.

400

What is a "telegraph"?

a system for sending messages from a distance along a wire