How Prosthetic Limbs Were Designed — Questions and answers
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What was Mateo curious about when he talked to his Grandma Katya?
Choices
- How to make robotic birds chirp louder.
- How people got around before prosthetics. ✓
- Why vines wrapped around neon signs.
- Where his grandma got her metallic leg.
Answer: How people got around before prosthetics.
From page 1
What happened when Mateo touched the glowing Invention Encyclopedia?
Choices
- The book fell off the shelf.
- He found his lost notebook.
- The room dissolved into swirling light. ✓
- His grandmother called him for dinner.
Answer: The room dissolved into swirling light.
From page 2
How did Mateo feel when he found himself in the dusty workshop?
Choices
- Excited and happy.
- Scared, with his heart beating hard. ✓
- Bored and tired.
- Confused, but not scared.
Answer: Scared, with his heart beating hard.
From page 3
What did soldiers use for limbs before Ambroise Paré wanted to create something better?
Choices
- Sleek metallic legs.
- Simple hooks or pegs. ✓
- Robotic arms.
- Nothing at all.
Answer: Simple hooks or pegs.
From page 5
What special feature did Ambroise Paré design for his limbs?
Choices
- They could glow in the dark.
- They were made of wood only.
- They could bend, called articulated limbs. ✓
- They could fly through the air.
Answer: They could bend, called articulated limbs.
From page 6
What famous quote did Ambroise Paré use to remind himself that he was helping?
Choices
- "Every day is a new adventure."
- "I dressed the wound, and God healed it." ✓
- "Never give up on your dreams."
- "The early bird catches the worm."
Answer: "I dressed the wound, and God healed it."
From page 7
Why did the soldier burst into Ambroise Paré's workshop?
Choices
- To invite him to dinner.
- To show him a new tool.
- His brother needed help after losing an arm in battle. ✓
- He wanted to learn how to make prosthetics.
Answer: His brother needed help after losing an arm in battle.
From page 8
What did Mateo realize about Ambroise Paré after his adventure?
Choices
- He was a grumpy old man.
- He only cared about money.
- He gave people hope, not just prosthetics. ✓
- He was not a very good surgeon.
Answer: He gave people hope, not just prosthetics.
From page 9
According to Katya, how much is the global prosthetic and orthotic market projected to reach by 2025?
Choices
- Over 12 million.
- Over 12 billion. ✓
- Exactly 1 billion.
- Around 5 million.
Answer: Over 12 billion.
From page 10