Exercise 7. Read the text and then answer the questions.
Did you know that there are more telephones in the world than there are people? It's hard to imagine a world without the telephone, and the person we have to thank for the telephone is AlexanderGraham Bell, who invented it in 1876.
Alexander born on March 3, 1847, in Edinburgh, Scotland, was very talented in music, poetry, and art. At the age of 12, he began inventing things, and at that time, his mother began to lose her hearing and became completely deaf. This greatly affected Alexander, who became very interested in the scientific study of sound and the human voice. In 1870, Alexander moved to Canada with his parents where they bought a farm in the province of Ontario. He built a small workshop there to continue his experiments in sound. In 1871, Alexander moved to the United States to teach deaf students who could not hear how to communicate and focused his energy on experiments with sound. On March 10, 1876, while working on his invention, Mr. Bell spoke the first words ever into a telephone: "Mr. Watson, come here; I want to see you," when he had a small accident in his laboratory. The first telephone, a machine that was able to carry the human voice over long distances, had been invented. By 1886, over 150,000 people in the United States owned one, and our world would never be the same again. Alexander Graham Bell died in Canada in 1922.
66. When was the telephone invented?
67. At what age did Bell begin inventing things?
68. Why was he interested in studying sound and human voice?
69. Who were Bell's students in the USA?
70. What were the first words Graham Bell spoke over the telephone

Question

Exercise 7. Read the text and then answer the questions. 
Did you know that there are more telephones in the world than there are people? It&#x27;s hard to imagine a world without the telephone, and the person we have to thank for the telephone is AlexanderGraham Bell, who invented it in 1876.
Alexander born on March 3, 1847, in Edinburgh, Scotland, was very talented in music, poetry, and art. At the age of 12, he began inventing things, and at that time, his mother began to lose her hearing and became completely deaf. This greatly affected Alexander, who became very interested in the scientific study of sound and the human voice. In 1870, Alexander moved to Canada with his parents where they bought a farm in the province of Ontario. He built a small workshop there to continue his experiments in sound. In 1871, Alexander moved to the United States to teach deaf students who could not hear how to communicate and focused his energy on experiments with sound. On March 10, 1876, while working on his invention, Mr. Bell spoke the first words ever into a telephone: "Mr. Watson, come here; I want to see you," when he had a small accident in his laboratory. The first telephone, a machine that was able to carry the human voice over long distances, had been invented. By 1886, over 150,000 people in the United States owned one, and our world would never be the same again. Alexander Graham Bell died in Canada in 1922. 
66. When was the telephone invented?
67. At what age did Bell begin inventing things?
68. Why was he interested in studying sound and human voice?
69. Who were Bell&#x27;s students in the USA?
70. What were the first words Graham Bell spoke over the telephone

Accepted Answer

66. The telephone was invented in 1876 by Alexander Graham Bell.
67. Bell began inventing things at the age of 12.
68. He became interested in studying sound and the human voice because his mother began to lose her hearing and became completely deaf, which greatly affected him.
69. In the USA, Bell taught deaf students who could not hear how to communicate.
70. The first words Alexander Graham Bell spoke over the telephone were "Mr. Watson, come here; I want to see you."

Exercise 7. Read the text and then answer the questions. Did you know that there are more telephones in the world than there are people? It's hard to imagine a world without the telephone, and the per...