Lesson 5.3 A Day in 2889 of an American Journalist

Q1. Who wrote “A Day in 2889”?

Jules Verne Rudyard Kipling H. G. Wells Mark Twain

Q2. The story can be classified mainly as what?

Science fiction Historical fiction Myth Biography

Q3. What does the futuristic setting allow the author to explore?

Possible technological changes Ancient myths only Medieval farming Traditional dance

Q4. The story imagines advanced communication.

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Q5. Why is futuristic fiction useful for students?

It encourages them to imagine possible social and technological changes It guarantees predictions It removes history It replaces science

Q6. How are news reports delivered in the future?

Through advanced communication technology Only by horse Only by handwritten letters Only by messengers on foot

Q7. Jules Verne wrote the story.

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Q8. Why is science fiction valuable in education?

It can stimulate critical thinking about future possibilities It prevents creativity It replaces science It avoids questions

Q9. How was food delivered to Bennett?

Through pneumatic tubes By a waiter By train By robots carrying trays

Q10. Why is the year 2889 important?

It creates a distant future setting It is the author’s birth year It marks a war It is a holiday