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What did Isaac Asimov predict in 1988?
What did Isaac Asimov predict in 1988?
- We would all own computers connected to massive libraries. (correct)
- We would only learn from physical books.
- We would have hoverboards by October 21, 2015.
- We would be able to predict the future accurately.
What is the main difference between science and science fiction, according to the text?
What is the main difference between science and science fiction, according to the text?
- Science is about things that have already happened while science fiction is about things that may happen in the future. (correct)
- Science is more accurate than science fiction.
- Science is based on observations while science fiction is based on predictions.
- Science is a historical study while science fiction is focused on the future.
What did Jules Verne predict in 1865, according to the text?
What did Jules Verne predict in 1865, according to the text?
- The future of science fiction.
- The development of hoverboards by October 21, 2015.
- The destiny of the United States. (correct)
- The invention of computers connected to massive libraries.
What is the tone of the text towards the accuracy of predictions in science fiction?
What is the tone of the text towards the accuracy of predictions in science fiction?
What did Isaac Asimov predict about learning in the future, according to the text?
What did Isaac Asimov predict about learning in the future, according to the text?
What did Isaac Asimov predict about the future of learning?
What did Isaac Asimov predict about the future of learning?
What is the main difference between science and science fiction, according to the text?
What is the main difference between science and science fiction, according to the text?
What did Jules Verne predict in 1865, according to the text?
What did Jules Verne predict in 1865, according to the text?
What frustration does the text mention about tomorrow?
What frustration does the text mention about tomorrow?
What is the tone of the text towards the accuracy of predictions in science fiction?
What is the tone of the text towards the accuracy of predictions in science fiction?