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Answer the question according to the text below. People had different methods to communicate throughout history. First, Johannes Gutenberg invented the first printing machine in 1454 and people easily shared what they thought. Then, Samuel Morse invented the telegraph. Before the invention of the phone, people communicated with Morse code by using the telegraph. As it was faster than the letters, it became more popular. Next, Alexander Graham Bell opened the doors of a new world in communication with the invention of the phone in 1876. His first words were "Mr. Watson. Come here. I want to see you." After Mr. Watson came and said that he heard what Graham said, Graham asked him to repeat the words. Mr. Watson said them correctly. After that, Martin Cooper invented the first cell phone. Later, Time Berner-Lee invented the Internet. Today, the Internet provides a lot of advantages for people all around the world. What can be the best title for the text? A) Communication Ways In History B) The Big Invention, The Internet C) Graham's Historical Words D) The Development of Smartphones
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Strategy: Finding the Best Title
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Analyzing the Text
1. Johannes Gutenberg (Printing Machine)
2. Samuel Morse (Telegraph)
3. Alexander Graham Bell (Telephone)
4. Martin Cooper (Cell Phone)
5. Tim Berners-Lee (Internet)
Notice that the text isn't just about one invention. It chronologically lists inventions that changed how we communicate throughout history.
The text traces the evolution of communication methods across time.
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