Alexander Graham Bell

By teaching him how to play the piano

By encouraging him to pursue a career in business

C-By instilling in him a great curiosity of the world around him

D-By discouraging him from experimenting with new ideas

A-Ability to memorize long passages of text

B-Ability to solve complex mathematical equations

C-Ability to predict the weather accurately

D-Ability to solve problems effectively

It inspired him to become a professional musician.

It provided him with opportunities to experiment with new ideas.

It discouraged him from pursuing a career in science.

It taught him how to communicate using sign language.

It had no influence on his invention.

It delayed the development of the telephone.

It inspired him to create a device to transmit sound.

It led him to focus on inventing new musical instruments.

A patent is something you must get before inventing something.

gives a person or a group of people money for their invention

gives a person or a group of people the right to claim an invention as their own

It is a degree to help you become a businessman.

A-obvious

B-understood

C-uncommon

D- recognized

A-a time period

B-a historical figure

C- a technological change

D-a revolutionary invention

"He became partners with a skilled electrician named Thomas Watson and the two worked on this idea together."

"Bell set up a workshop to continue his study of the human voice."

"Bell preferred learning and inventing new things to being a businessman."

"Bell and Watson worked on the project, along with the harmonic telegraph, for two years."

"Many others tried to claim they had invented the telephone."

"Bell preferred learning and inventing new things to being a businessman."

"He established a group that helped teach speech to deaf people."

"Young Bell was supposed to continue the family business. However, he did not like working for his father."