(Early) Science
Definitions
Philosopher
Music
100

Where Egyptian doctors considerd scientists? (Why or why not)

No because they relied on trial and error and didn't try to figure out WHY something happened.

100

Define ancient.

Something from a long, long time ago

100

Which philosopher measured the pyramids using shadows?

Thales

100

What happens when you pluck a string at full length, then pinch it half way to pluck it again? (How does the sound change)?

The pitch will be higher

200

Thales believed everything was made up of (which element)?

Water

200

Define philosopher.

A person who things and tries to figure things out

200

Name 2 things Thales used math to figure out/predict.

-how far a boat is from shore

-eclipse


200

How many music notes are there?

7

300

What was the fog in our glass when we burned the candle?

water (water molecules cooled and condensed on the cool glass)

300

Define pitch.

How high or low the note is

300

Which philosopher loved music and wanted to figure out the details fo why music happens?

Pythagoras

300

What determines the pitch of a sound?

The frequency with which the crests hit your ear

400

What is the chemical made when the candle burned besides water?

Carbon dioxide

400

Define frequency.

how often the crests hit your ear

400

Which philosopher is considered the first 'scientist'? Why?

Thales. He wanted to know the WHY behind the way things happened.

400

What determines the volume of a sound?

The amount of air in the crests.

500

Why do you take a deep breath before you shout loudly?

More sound means you need higher "crests" and you need more air and force to create the higher crests. 

500

Define soundwave. 

Series of clumped up and spread out air that creates sound.

500

Roughly when did Thales live?
a. 2500 BC

b. 1500 BC

c. 900 BC

d. 600 BC

d. 600 BC

500

Besides speed at which it vibrates, what 2 things affects the pitch produced by a vibrating string?

Tension (tightness) and thickness of a string