I created this quiz with your last project in mind. I believe that you needed to know all of these answers to complete your "two-columned newsletter" project.
Take your time, I'm sure you will all do great.
Have a great break!!!!
-Mr. H.
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Quiz Time.
If you completed the two/three image projects assigned, you should have no trouble with these questions.
Good luck.
-Mr. H
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Here we are. Back to work in our textbook. This time we are studying OUTPUT devices.
Let's follow along together as a class, and see if we can answer some questions I created as we go.
Here is the form that contains my first batch of questions. Unit 6 Output Part One
-Mr. H.
P.S. The image to the left is from an article I found on Gizmodo about a cool OUTPUT device. Check it out:
Nano Projector in a cellphone
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Here it is. Take your time.
-Mr. H.
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This is a practice quiz. You may want to take this before you attempt my ACTUAL quiz.
You may even learn something. Hmn. There's an idea.
-Mr. H.
]]>What in the heck is Tom Cruz doing in this photo?
He appears to be using some sort of futuristic input device to interface with a computer.
I don't know about you, but as someone who studies Input Devices, I'm compelled to take a closer look at this thing he's using.
Let's watch this fictional account of the future and pay close attention to the input devices used. Lets ask ourselves and each other if these ideas are feasible, practical, and or probable.
I think I may work up some questions for a Minority Report Quiz, so be on your games.
-Mr. H.
]]>Input devices were a piece of cake - let's prove it by doing REALLY well on this test.
There are 50 questions plus TWO extra credit questions. They are all multiple choice (shame on Me). Take your time.
-Mr. H.
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