Definitions
Early Science
The End of the Dark Ages & The "Golden Age" of Science
Newton through Modern Science
Miscellaneous
100

An ancient form of paper; made from a plant of the same name.

What is papyrus?
100

This is the place where we first see the dawn of what we call medical care.

What is Egypt?


100

Science began to progress toward the end of the Dark Ages because this worldview began to replace the Roman worldview.

What is the Christian worldview?

100

Sir Isaac Newton believed this subject was closely linked to science, helping to explain the order of creation.

What is math?

100

True or False: Even wrong ideas can help can help advance science.

What is true?

200

The air we breathe and that surrounds us exerts pressure on everything. 

What is atmospheric pressure?

200

Two ways that Egyptian doctors treated open wounds and pain.

What is moldy bread and poppy seeds?

200

Name a reason a scientist should document their work.

What is...

it enables a scientist to refer to his work at a later time. 

They are able to share their findings with other scientists in other parts of the world.

Their data will be available for future scientists to help them further their understanding

200

He is one of the most famous scientists in the field of quantum mechanics.  His special theory of relativity explained how matter is just another form of energy.

Who is Albert Einstein?
200

True or False: Higher-density substances will always float on top of lower-density substances.

What is false?
300

The systematic study of the natural world through observation and experimentation in order to formulate general laws.

What is science?
300

One thousand years before Christ, the Chinese used this to help them navigate.

What is a compass?

300

He was one of the first scientists to break from Ptolemy's geocentric view and believe that the Earth spins on its axis while it travels around the sun. (Hint: Not Copernicus. This scientist was before him. This scientist was also interested in the idea that God is infinite.)

Who is Nicholas of Cusa?
300

This scientist came up with experiments that finally destroyed the idea of spontaneous generation. He also developed a method to prevent bacteria from spoiling liquids.

Who is Louis Pasteur?
300
The main goal of an alchemist is to turn lead into this substance.

What is gold?

400
The idea that living organisms can be spontaneously formed from nonliving substances.

What is spontaneous generation?

400
This is the idea that Leucippus and Democritus proposed, built on Anaximenes' thinking.

(Hint: Think of the sand on the beach.)

What is that all matter is composed of atoms.

400

Nicolaus Copernicus believed Ptolemy's view of the universe was incorrect and there was evidence to support this. He promoted this system over the geocentric system.

What is the heliocentric system?

400

The interpretation of scientific data is often dependent on the individual scientist's ________________.

What is worldview?
400

Although Egyptian scientists made some scientific discoveries, much of their process was ___________ and _____________.

What is trial and error?

500

An idea that each species of organisms does not and cannot change throughout history.

What is immutability of species?

500

Three Greek scientists are believed to be the world's first real scientists; Thales, Anaximander, and this scientist. 

Who is Amaximenes?

500

Galileo built a telescope made from a tube with 2 lenses that could greatly magnify distant objects.  Was Galileo the inventor of the telescope?

What is no?
500

Scientific progress depends not only on scientists, but it also depends on ____________ and ____________.

What is government and culture?

500

True or False: Aristotle championed the idea of spontaneous generation and is responsible for it being believed for so long.

What is true?

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