Question 1: The light-emitting tubes form
colored lines with which a text can be written or a picture drawn,
including various decorations, especially in ________ and commercial
signage.
Question 2: While neon lighting was used around 1930 in France for general
illumination, it was no more energy-efficient than conventional ________ and neon lighting
came to be used primarily for eye-catching signs and
advertisements.
Question 5: ________ or argon are the most common gases
used; krypton, xenon, and helium are used by artists for special purposes
but are not used alone in normal signs.
Question 8: In 1923, Georges Claude and his French company Claude Neon,
introduced neon gas signs to the United States, by selling two to a ________ car dealership in Los Angeles.
Question 9: Supposedly, a sign created by Perley G. Nutting and displaying the
word “neon” was shown at the ________ of 1904; however, this claim has been disputed.