Printing Press
Scientific Revolution
Scientific Method
Scientists
Technology
100

Who helped develop movable-type printing in Europe?

Johannes Gutenberg

100

What was the Scientific Revolution?

A major change in how Europeans studied and explained the natural world.

100

What is the first step of the scientific method?

Ask a question.

100

Who proposed a Sun-centered model of the solar system?

Nicolaus Copernicus

100

What tool allowed scientists to observe distant objects in space?

Telescope

200

What became faster and cheaper to produce because of the printing press?

Books

200

During which two centuries did the Scientific Revolution mainly develop?

The 1500s and 1600s

200

What is a hypothesis?

A testable prediction.

200

Who used a telescope to make observations supporting heliocentric ideas?

Galileo Galilei

200

What tool made tiny objects visible?

Microscope

300

Before the printing press, how were most books copied?

By hand

300

Name one thing Scientific Revolution thinkers increasingly relied on.

Observation, mathematics, experimentation, or evidence

300

What step is used to test a hypothesis?

Experiment 

300

Who explained motion and gravity using mathematics and scientific laws?

Isaac Newton

300

What technology helped scientific books and diagrams reach more people?

Printing press

400

How did the printing press help scientists?

It allowed scientific ideas, observations, and discoveries to spread faster.

400

What did scientists do when evidence did not support an older explanation?

They questioned or challenged the older explanation.

400

During which step do scientists collect information and results?

Observe / collect data

400

What does heliocentric mean?

Sun-centered

400

How did the telescope contribute to the Scientific Revolution?

It provided new observations and evidence about space.

500

Put these in order: ideas tested, new idea, ideas shared, idea printed, ideas improved.

New idea → printed → shared → tested → improved

500

How was Scientific Revolution thinking different from simply accepting traditional authority?

It emphasized testing ideas with observation and evidence.

500

Put the five class steps in order.

Question → Hypothesis → Experiment → Observe → Conclude

500

Why did Galileo come into conflict with Church authorities?

His observations and conclusions supported heliocentric ideas that conflicted with accepted interpretations.

500

Name the three technologies emphasized in the presentation that helped science grow.

Printing press, telescope, and microscope

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