Reading Activity
Evolution of music players
| True | False | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Juke boxes allowed you two songs per coin. Great job Read the text again | |||
| With the Walkman music became a more public experience. Great job Read the text again | |||
| Mobile phones substituted MP3 players. Great job Read the text again | |||
| CDs and cassettes saw a decline with the Internet. Great job Read the text again | |||
| The gramophone was invented by Enio Morricone. Great job Read the text again | |||
| Performers were happy with the invention of the radio. Great job Read the text again | |||
| The boom box is also called “ghetto blaster” Great job Read the text again | |||
| The mp3 player helped the invention of the Ipod. Great job Read the text again | |||
| Juke boxes were available for people in public places. Great job Read the text again | |||
| The first cassettes were small and cheap. Great job Read the text again |
