Canadian Citizenship Practice Test 2024

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What did Matthew Evans and Henry Woodward invent?

  1. The electric car

  2. The first electric light bulb

  3. The telephone

  4. The radio

The correct answer is: The first electric light bulb

Matthew Evans and Henry Woodward did not invent the electric car, as that was credited to Thomas Davenport in 1834.As for the telephone and radio, those were credited to Alexander Graham Bell and Guglielmo Marconi respectively. Therefore, the only plausible invention based on the options given is the electric light bulb, which was indeed invented by Matthew Evans and Henry Woodward in 1874.

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