2. What did Tesla construct while he was in Germany?
(a) A model for the telephone.
(b) A platform for his magnets.
(c) A brushless ignitor.
(d) The induction motor.

3. What kind of field was created by the transmitter?
(a) Revolving.
(b) Electric.
(c) Static.
(d) Magnetic.

4. Where did Tesla build his prototype transmitter?
(a) His office.
(b) A mountain top.
(c) A laboratory.
(d) His bathroom.

5. What did Edison call his offer to Tesla?
(a) A ridiculous mistake.
(b) An impossible feat.
(c) A warranted fee.
(d) A practical joke.

6. What did Tesla describe getting permission to install?
(a) A door bell.
(b) A window.
(c) A doorknob.
(d) A light fixture.

7. What did Tesla say all of his inventions were in essence?
(a) Universally needed.
(b) Improvements.
(c) World changing elements.
(d) New creations.

8. What did Tesla do every day in Paris before going to work?
(a) Ate bicuits at an ale house.
(b) Took a long swim.
(c) Ran a mile.
(d) Practiced his sketching.

9. What kind of oscillation did Tesla strive to find?
(a) Controlled.
(b) Magnetic.
(c) Electrical.
(d) Steady.

10. What was the first remote controlled device Tesla made?
(a) Planes.
(b) Radios.
(c) Boats.
(d) Cars.

11. Where did Tesla finally go to launch his great invention?
(a) America.
(b) England.
(c) Russia.
(d) Hungary.

12. What kind of machine did Tesla plan to make one day without wings?
(a) A communication machine.
(b) A farming machine.
(c) A weather predicting machine.
(d) A flying machine.

13. How did some people erroneously describe Tesla's remote control technology?
(a) Magical.
(b) Radioactive.
(c) Histerical.
(d) Dangerous.

14. What was never completed for Tesla's transmitter?
(a) The batteries.
(b) The power voltage units.
(c) The dual transmitter.
(d) The tower.

15. Which of Tesla's inventions was first given support?
(a) The induction motor.
(b) The perpetual motion machine.
(c) The arc lamp.
(d) The magnetic field motor.