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1
How many high-definition movies could you download in a single second on a optical fiber?
15,000
19,000
17,000
12,000
2
Who discovered compressive strength glass through the rapid cooling process?
Prince Rupert
Dr. Jekyll
Jasper Kaylock
Nikola Tesla
3
C.E.S. stands for?
Certified Engineer Directors
Community Economic Development
Caddo Elementary Schools
Consumer Electronic Show
4
How hot does a furnace need to be to make nanotubes?
1600 Degrees Celsius
1600 Degrees Fahrenheit
800 Degrees Celsius
800 Degrees Fahrenheit
5
An environmental project to help reduce greenhouse emissions by using seawater to create a viable fuel to replace petrol
Project Baseline
Project Loon
Foghorn Project
Project Wing
6
A carbon nanotube is a ____-shaped material made of carbon, having a diameter of just a nanometer or two.
Sphere
Triangular
Pipe
Hex
7
The likelihood of a car accident increases what percentage when reaching?
9%
3%
2%
23%
8
Uses balloons hovering in the stratosphere between 18 & 25 km above earth to shoot internet coverage to the area below.
Project Baseline
Project Loon
Foghorn Project
Project Wing
9
Interchangeable cell phone coverage to allow you to seamlessly switch networks and Wi-Fi to get you the best connection.
Project Fiber
Project Fi
Project Brain
Project Tango
10
Who is the first successful American automobile start-up in more than 90 years.
Chevrolet
Tesla
Dodge
Ford
11
Glass as flexible as paper is called?
Gorilla Glass
Plexiglass
Soda Lime Glass
Willow Glass
12
What is an artifact that uses human knowledge to convert resources into something people need?
Science
Culture
Technology
Math
13
Power Wall is a
Strength & Conditioning Wall
Electric Outlet Wall
Battery System Wall
Strong Wall
14
The first country in the world to get full internet access using LTE?
Vietnam
Vatican City
Bangkok
Sri Lanka
15
How much data can optical fibers carry?
A terabyte per second
A pebibyte per second
A thousand megabyte per second
A million gigabytes per second
16
This project is attempting to establish a standard of good health world-wide.
Project Wing
Project Loon
Project Baseline
Foghorn Project
17
The likelihood of a car accident increases what percentage when grooming?
3%
4%
2%
9%
18
What do you need to make nanotubes?
A smooth surface with a thin layer of catalyst
All the Answer Choices are Correct
A special mix of gases full of carbon atoms
A furnace
19
Biggest complaints about Google Glass was?
Too expensive
Too heavy/uncomfortable
All
Short battery life
20
Nanotubes are made of ___ atoms arranged in a rolled-up chicken wire like structure.
Zinc
Carbon
Nickle
Copper
21
The likelihood of a car accident increases what percentage when eating?
3%
9%
4%
2%
22
The current record for balloon time in the air is?
271 Days
117 Days
187 Days
93 Days
23
In order to transport people into low earth orbit, they need carbon nanotubes that are hundreds of miles long.
True
False
24
Where did glass making techniques spread out from?
Rome
Egypt
Mesopotamia
Japan
25
This project was introduced in 2014 and is Google's drone-delivery service.
Foghorn Project
Project Loon
Project Wing
Project Baseline
26
Purpose was to map the interior of buildings, especially public buildings, as known as Google’s Map inside?
Project Fi
Project Tango
Project Brain
Project Fiber
27
Google investigated making hover-boards and determined it was not possible.
True
False
28
Who was and still is the leader in glass material sciences in upstate New York?
Philadelphia Inc.
Corning Incorporated
Buffalo Limited
Albany Ltd.
29
The testing of the Tesla model X was so strong that it broke the test rig.
False
True
30
Google is called the Moonshot Factory.
True
False
31
Only a few of the first cars in the late 1800s were electric vehicles.
True
False
32
How early did Romans have glass windows in their important buildings?
First Century B.C.
Fifth Century B.C.
Fifth Century A.D.
First Century A.D.
33
Google X is a division of Google dedicated to taking the craziest ideas and seeing if they can be accomplished.
False
True
34
An average petrol car is ____ times more likely to blow up in a serious accident.
2
500
100
50
35
What natural and abundant raw materials is glass made from?
Soda Ash
All Three
Limestone
Sand
36
The likelihood of a car accident increases what percentage when texting?
3%
2%
9%
23%
37
Carbon bonds are strong.
False
True
38
What's one current age are we living in?
Iron Age
Stone Age
Glass Age
Bronze Age
39
Currently available in 12 cities, this project offers cheap, fast internet; boasting 930 mbps.
Project Tango
Project Fiber
Project Brain
Project Fi
40
This project's goal was to explore artificial intelligence and voice recognition.
Project Brain
Project Fiber
Project Tango
Project Fi
41
The likelihood of a car accident increases what percentage when reading?
3%
9%
2%
4%
42
At this time, we can only produce carbon nanotubes that are about a yard long.
True
False
43
How many Power Walls can be stacked together?
3
2
6
9
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By changing one laminate in a car windshield from soda lime glass to Gorilla glass, the overall weight is reduced by?
1/3
1/4
1/2
1/5