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100

50 Up, 50 Down

0N

100

This fruit famously fell from a tree in his garden, inspiring his groundbreaking work on gravity.

Apple

100

Newton developed this powerful branch of mathematics in the mid-1660s, which he originally referred to as 'the science of fluxions.

Calculus

100

If the bus hits a hard stop will lily keep moving or stop.

Keep moving

200
70N Left, 35N right, Balanced or Unbalanced

Unbalanced

200

Newton shared credit for developing this advanced branch of mathematics with German mathematician Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz.

Calculus

200

Often referred to as the law of inertia, Newton's first law of motion states that an object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by this.

Unbalanced or External force

200

The the car suddenly starts driving, will tung tung get pulled back or stay the way he is.

Get pulled back.

300

50 North, 70 West

120 Northwest

300

His 1687 masterpiece, often referred to simply as the Principia, was written in this ancient language of scholars.

Latin

300

Using a triangular glass prism in his darkened rooms, Newton famously demonstrated that white sunlight is composed of this phenomenon.

Rainbow

300

When you jump on a trampoline, And suddenly stop jumping, do you keep bouncing or immediately stop 

Keep bouncing

400

364N South, 235N North

129N South

400

Newton entered this prestigious Cambridge college in 1661 initially as a sizar, a student who performed menial services to help pay for his education.


Trinity College

400
In 1665, Isaac Newton’s studies at Cambridge University were put on hold when the university was forced to close because of this outbreak.

Plague

400

Why do passengers in a moving car lurch forward when the driver slams on the brakes?

Inertia