The Renaissance
Musical Instruments
Forces
Algebra 1
Vocabulary
100
This country was the heart of the Renaissance.
What is Italy
100
This musical instrument has a slide that, in different positions, hits different notes.
What is a trombone
100
This force is caused by two objects that are touching.
What is a contact force
100
This substitutes for a number.
What is a variable
100
Overweight
What is portly
200
This man painted a series of huge murals to decorate the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome.
Who is Michelangelo Buonarroti
200
This instrument is small and has a small mouthpiece.
What is a trumpet
200
This is the force of attraction between objects.
What is gravity
200
This is where a line crosses the x-axis in a graph.
What is the x-intercept
200
Shy
What is sheepish
300
This man was an architect during the Renaissance, modeling a dome to go on the Pantheon in Rome.
Who is Fillipo Brunelleschi
300
This musical instrument is circular in shape, and has a rather high pitched sound to it.
What is a french horn
300
This force resists motion between two surfaces in contact.
What is friction
300
This is a mathematical sentence that doesn't use an equal sign.
What is an expression
300
At the same time.
What is simultaneously
400
This artist painted "The Last Supper".
Who is Leonardo da Vinci
400
This musical instrument stands vertically, and is similar to a bass clarinet.
What is a bassoon
400
A special kind of frictional force that acts upon objects as they are going through the air.
What is air resistance
400
These are whole numbers.
What are integers
400
Develop; rise from; become known
What is emerge
500
This Renaiisance artist wrote books explaining the rules of perspective and developed the "Perspective Net".
Who is Leon Alberti
500
This instrument can also be called a bass trumpet.
What is a tuba
500
The force that is transmitted through a string, rope, cable, or wire whe it is pulled tight by forces acting from opposite ends.
What is a tension force
500
Two or more terms with the same variables.
What are like terms
500
Subjects such as grammar, rhetoric, poetry, and history- that had been taught in ancient Greek and Roman schools.
What are humanities
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