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Science Inventions - Grade 4
Formative Assessment
By Kyla · All grades · Published Oct 27, 2026 · New
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- Who is known for the invention of thetelephone?
- Who is known for developing the videophone?
- Who developed the karaoke sing-along system?
- Who is known for his contribution on artificial coral reefs?
- Who designed the Difference Engine, a mechanical calculating machine?
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