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Unit 9: Technology in America

 
   

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Exercise ¢ñ

I. Decide whether the following statements are true or false:
1. Now it is still possible for a single brilliant scientist to come up with important new invention projects.
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2. There are some uncertainties as to whether some modern technologies, such as nuclear technology, is a blessing or curse for mankind.
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3. The invention of TV has worried a lot of health officials because TV gives off dangerous radiation.
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4. A better technological solution is always better received by the market and the consumers.
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5. Scientific management will increase efficiency of production, but it also be alienating to the workers.
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6. The quality and endurance of railroad tracks was the fundamental constraint on the size and speed of trains.
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7. Making weapons with interchangeable parts made it possible to replace the skilled craftsmen with less skilled machine tenders.
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