How QR Codes Were Invented — Questions and answers
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What made Lila curious and want to check her Invention Encyclopedia?
Choices
- She wanted to know about glowing squids.
- She wondered how people keep track of sea creatures. ✓
- She was bored of the documentary.
- She wanted to play a game with Leandro.
Answer: She wondered how people keep track of sea creatures.
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What was a problem with barcodes that Hara and his team wanted to solve?
Choices
- They were too fast and held too much information.
- They were slow, easily damaged, and held little information. ✓
- They were very clean and never got dirty.
- They were only used for toys, not parts.
Answer: They were slow, easily damaged, and held little information.
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What is one reason QR codes are shaped like squares?
Choices
- They look pretty as squares.
- They fit better on small items.
- The square shape allows the scanner to read them quickly from any direction. ✓
- Squares are easier to draw than circles.
Answer: The square shape allows the scanner to read them quickly from any direction.
From page 7
What did Lila tell Leandro that QR codes could be used for?
Choices
- To play video games.
- To help track sea creatures.
- To pay for things at the store. ✓
- To make documents glow.
Answer: To pay for things at the store.
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