Mobile phones quiz

This is something mobile phones can interfere with, but what is it?
1. A hearing aid.
2. A cigarette lighter.
3. A stopwatch.
4. A radiation-detector.
5. A pacemaker.
Which of these is NOT a slang term for the mobile phone?
1. A "chirp".
2. A "clamshell".
3. A "mobby".
4. A "brain-melter".
5. A "handy".
In the US, it is estimated that about __________ percent of all drivers on the road at any given time are using a mobile phone.
1. 0
2. 1
3. 5
4. 10
5. 20
In Japan, using a mobile phone while driving is...
1. legal.
2. legal if the car is not on a highway.
3. legal if the car is travelling at less than 50 km/hr.
4. legal if there are no passengers in the car.
5. illegal.
What's this man holding?
1. Au's new generation of "TUFFphone".
2. The world's first mobile phone.
3. A new mobile phone with built-in capsule hotel.
4. A new mobile phone, developed by NASA, that can call to the moon.
5. A toaster.
What year did Martin Cooper, inventor of the world's first mobile phone, make the first call?
1. 1953.
2. 1963.
3. 1973.
4. 1983.
5. 1993.
What is "ringxiety"?
1. The fear that your mobile phone may be too old.
2. The fear that you may have lost your mobile phone.
3. Hyper-sensitivity to the noise of other people's mobile phones.
4. The belief that your mobile phone is ringing or vibrating even when it isn't.
5. The fear that the J-Pop song that plays whenever your phone rings may be making you look a bit silly.
Unwanted emails from people you don't know are collectively called...
1. spam.
2. ham.
3. pork.
4. beef.
5. lamb ribs done medium-rare in a light white wine sauce.
Mobile phones are banned in...
1. North Korea.
2. Thailand.
3. Vietnam.
4. Russia.
5. Fukuoka Prefectural University.
When mobile phones became popular, these started to disappear. But what is it?
1. A Sony Walkman.
2. A "walkie-talkie".
3. A loudspeaker.
4. A pager.
5. A flare gun.

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