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Human Communication & The Printing Press
Human Communication & The Printing Press
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Compreensão, análise, interpretação e vocabulário contextual.
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1
What does the word
cooperation
mean in context?
Working together
Competing
Copying
Fighting
2
Who proposed the theory about human communication?
Gutenberg and da Vinci
Darwin and Freud
Heintz and Scott-Phillips
Isaac Newton and Thomas Edison
3
What assumption do humans make during communication?
Others are listening to music
Others are not interested
Others will lie
Others are being helpful
4
1. What are some ways humans communicate?
Through writing only
Language, gestures, body movements, and art
Only by talking
Animal sounds
5
What does “print revolution” refer to?
More people writing novels
End of newspapers
Spread of books and knowledge
People stopping reading
6
In human communication,
gestures
help:
Hide emotions
Block meaning
Add expression and clarity
Confuse others
7
According to the text, even aggressive actions like shouting can be:
Useless
Cooperative
Silent
Dangerous
8
What do humans combine with cooperation to communicate?
Intelligence tests
Advanced social intelligence
Speed
Competition
9
30. The printing press helped the spread of:
Silence
Paintings
Knowledge and new ideas
Secret messages
10
Before the printing press, books were:
Easy to get
Made by machines
Only for children
Rare and handwritten
11
What kind of texts helped religious reform?
Political cartoons
Oral stories
Printed religious texts
Advertisements
12
Why did the printing press help education?
Teachers stopped talking
Students watched more videos
Books were more available
Schools were closed
13
What improved thanks to the printing press?
Transportation
Education and literacy
Sleeping
Television
14
Communication through
art
is an example of:
Technical language
Human creativity
Body movement
Silence
15
What made books rare before Gutenberg?
They had to be handwritten
They were destroyed
Books were illegal
Only monks could read
16
How did the printing press affect books?
Made them disappear
Made them cheaper and accessible
Made them heavier
Turned them into scrolls
17
What century was the printing press invented?
18th
12th
20th
15th
18
What other major movement was influenced by printed texts?
The Industrial Revolution
The Olympics
The Cold War
The Protestant Reformation
19
The scientific revolution was helped by:
Handwriting
Ignoring books
Sharing new printed ideas
Books shared orally
20
What did the printing press influence?
Society, culture, and politics
Sports
Farming
Weather
21
Human communication evolved in:
Wild animals
Highly social species
Machine networks
Isolated individuals
22
Which species lack the same advanced communication?
Dolphins
Great apes
Whales
Robots
23
“Humans assume others are being helpful” — this shows:
Aggression
Fear
Suspicion
Social trust in communication
24
29. Literacy means the ability to:
Fight
Read and write
Dance
Count
25
“Even shouting is cooperation” means:
Noise is good
It is not communication
Meaning is being shared
People are rude
26
The Renaissance was supported by:
Radio
Television
Online classes
Printed books
27
What is the main idea of the second text?
The printing press transformed communication and society
Art is important
Science improves slowly
People write too much
28
Who invented the printing press?
Albert Einstein
Johannes Gutenberg
Leonardo da Vinci
Galileo Galilei
29
Which invention helped increase the number of readers?
The television
The printing press
The car
The radio
30
What makes human communication unique?
It avoids emotions
It is written in books
It involves cooperation and social intelligence
It is based only on logic
