Тhe most stupid
     inventions
       The presentation was made
        by the pupils of the form 9 B
             group “Strange Persons
                      Vadym Smorodin
                      Andrey Dzubenko
            Educational Complex #5
Aim
 People always tried to invent something.
  Sometimes it was a success, but
  sometimes they invented very strange
  things or devices.
 Our task was to examine different kinds of
  inventions and to decide: 1) if they all
  were useful; 2) what influence they had
  on the development of civilization
A  single- wheel
             motorcycle
            a maximum
             speed of 150
             km/h (Italy,
             1931)


the most stupid
inventions
 "Life
                  jacket" of
             Bicycle tires
             (Germany,
             1925)



the most stupid
inventions
A bike-
             amphibian, you
             can cycle on
             the land and on
             the water.
             (France, 1932)


the most stupid
inventions
 Glassesfor
             reading in the
             bed (England,
             1936)




the most stupid
inventions
Aradio- hat
            (the USA, 1931)




the most stupid
inventions
 Foldingbridge
             for emergency
             situations,
             transported on
             a truck (the
             Netherlands,
             1926)
the most stupid
inventions
Aholder for
            smoking in the
            rain (1931)




the most stupid
inventions
Аfamily bike
            with your
            typewriter
            (USA, 1939)




the most stupid
inventions
 Тhe Unit for
             the education
             of the child
             walking
             (Switzerland,
             1939)


the most stupid
inventions
 1953, The
            invention is
            called "automatic
            with curves of
            the gun". It
            allows you to
            shoot from
            behind the
            corner.

the most stupid
inventions
 ТheHolder for
             a pack of
             cigarettes,
             1955




the most stupid
inventions
 Portable   sauna,
             1962




the most stupid
inventions
A   cat-robot,
              1963.This cat-
              robot meowed
              and blinked his
              eyes.
             It was created
              to deter mice
              and rats.

the most stupid
inventions
A  suit-bird,1955
           A year later the
            creator of the
            costume crashed,
            jumping out at it
            from the plane


the most stupid
inventions
 Shoes for
             walking on the
             water, 1962




the most stupid
inventions
   Aflying
            platform, 1956




the most stupid
inventions
 Glasses-TV,
             1963




the most stupid
inventions
 A holder for
             children, 1937




the most stupid
inventions
Acap for a
            shower, 1970.
            This cap was
            created for
            women, who
            were taking a
            shower with the
            make-up on the
            face.
the most stupid
inventions
Ababy carriage
            in the case of
            gas attack
            (England, 1938)




the most stupid
inventions
1. Crazy inventors were always and
everywhere.
2. Not every invention was useful,
but some of them became the basis
for further research


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The most stupid inventions

  • 1.
    Тhe most stupid inventions The presentation was made by the pupils of the form 9 B group “Strange Persons Vadym Smorodin Andrey Dzubenko Educational Complex #5
  • 2.
    Aim  People alwaystried to invent something. Sometimes it was a success, but sometimes they invented very strange things or devices.  Our task was to examine different kinds of inventions and to decide: 1) if they all were useful; 2) what influence they had on the development of civilization
  • 3.
    A single-wheel motorcycle  a maximum speed of 150 km/h (Italy, 1931) the most stupid inventions
  • 4.
     "Life jacket" of Bicycle tires (Germany, 1925) the most stupid inventions
  • 5.
    A bike- amphibian, you can cycle on the land and on the water. (France, 1932) the most stupid inventions
  • 6.
     Glassesfor reading in the bed (England, 1936) the most stupid inventions
  • 7.
    Aradio- hat (the USA, 1931) the most stupid inventions
  • 8.
     Foldingbridge for emergency situations, transported on a truck (the Netherlands, 1926) the most stupid inventions
  • 9.
    Aholder for smoking in the rain (1931) the most stupid inventions
  • 10.
    Аfamily bike with your typewriter (USA, 1939) the most stupid inventions
  • 11.
     Тhe Unitfor the education of the child walking (Switzerland, 1939) the most stupid inventions
  • 12.
     1953, The invention is called "automatic with curves of the gun". It allows you to shoot from behind the corner. the most stupid inventions
  • 13.
     ТheHolder for a pack of cigarettes, 1955 the most stupid inventions
  • 14.
     Portable sauna, 1962 the most stupid inventions
  • 15.
    A cat-robot, 1963.This cat- robot meowed and blinked his eyes.  It was created to deter mice and rats. the most stupid inventions
  • 16.
    A suit-bird,1955 A year later the creator of the costume crashed, jumping out at it from the plane the most stupid inventions
  • 17.
     Shoes for walking on the water, 1962 the most stupid inventions
  • 18.
    Aflying platform, 1956 the most stupid inventions
  • 19.
     Glasses-TV, 1963 the most stupid inventions
  • 20.
     A holderfor children, 1937 the most stupid inventions
  • 21.
    Acap for a shower, 1970. This cap was created for women, who were taking a shower with the make-up on the face. the most stupid inventions
  • 22.
    Ababy carriage in the case of gas attack (England, 1938) the most stupid inventions
  • 23.
    1. Crazy inventorswere always and everywhere. 2. Not every invention was useful, but some of them became the basis for further research Сonclusion
  • 24.