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          Human beings have been inventing since we first appeared on Earth starting with the simple stone age tools. In the last one hundred years, the pace of inventions has accelerated. Not all inventions were immediately recognized as useful. For example, the photograph was not even perceived as a practical tool at the time it was invented by Thomas Edison. Edison is one of the greatest inventors of mankind.
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          Some inventions such as the wheel and paper clip are simple. Others like transistors and locomotives are more complex. But each invention has an important impact on man's daily life. All inventions have one thing in common, an inquisitive and creative mind.


To see a WebQuest designed especially for this student go to http://instantprojects.org/webquest/webquest.php?AuthorID=7830.</description>
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Actual Reading Passage:


          Human beings have been inventing since we first appeared on Earth starting with the simple stone age tools. In the last one hundred years, the pace of inventions has accelerated. Not all inventions were immediately recognized as useful. For example, the photograph was not even perceived as a practical tool at the time it was invented by Thomas Edison. Edison is one of the greatest inventors of mankind.
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          Some inventions such as the wheel and paper clip are simple. Others like transistors and locomotives are more complex. But each invention has an important impact on man's daily life. All inventions have one thing in common, an inquisitive and creative mind.


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