3. Why did Tesla move to Paris?
(a) His parents asked him to move there.
(b) He was offered a job there.
(c) The woman he loved moved there.
(d) He hoped to see Edison while there.

4. Which invention of Tesla's was not widely used?
(a) All of these.
(b) The induction motor.
(c) The Tesla Coil.
(d) The arc lamp.

5. What kind of transmitter was Tesla working on when he wrote this book?
(a) Electric.
(b) Oscillating.
(c) Magnetic.
(d) Magnifying.

6. What question was Tesla often asked?
(a) Where do your ideas come from?
(b) Why do you not have a family?
(c) How did you find success?
(d) Which invention is the most important?

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

8. What did Tesla say inspired his earlier inventions?
(a) Dreams.
(b) Old paintings.
(c) Lectures from his father.
(d) Existing devices.

9. Where in Germany was Tesla sent while working in Paris?
(a) Strassburg.
(b) Munich.
(c) Waldorf.
(d) Berlin.

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

11. What did Tesla get bogged down by while trying to create a great invention?
(a) A lack of time.
(b) Copyrights and patents.
(c) Financial problems.
(d) Bureaucratics.

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

13. What did Tesla say most people did not observe closely enough?
(a) Their futures.
(b) Their thoughts.
(c) Their physical nature.
(d) Their origins.

14. What did Tesla describe in Chapter 5?
(a) His daily schedule.
(b) His sources of inspiration.
(c) His design for the new transmitter.
(d) His plan for the future.

15. Why was Tesla sent to Germany while working in Paris?
(a) To attend a conference.
(b) To make repairs.
(c) All of these.
(d) To train workers there.