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🔬 Scientists and Inventions

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10 questions. Get 8 right to earn 10 minutes. All 10 right = +5 bonus. They start easy and get harder as you go, so treat the first few as a warm-up. Every one you miss comes back with the answer and why.

1. Einstein's famous equation, showing that mass and energy are related, is usually written as what?

2. Marie Curie became famous for studying elements that give off energy, a phenomenon she named what?

3. Johannes Gutenberg's mid-1400s invention, which transformed how books were made and shared in Europe, was what?

4. Louis Pasteur showed that many diseases were caused by tiny living things, too small to see with the naked eye. What are they usually called?

5. Alan Turing's codebreaking work during the Second World War focused on decoding messages sent using which German machine?

6. Ada Lovelace worked closely with which inventor on his design for an early mechanical computer, the Analytical Engine?

7. Marie Curie named one of the two new elements she discovered after her home country. Which country was that?

8. Rosalind Franklin's X-ray images of DNA, especially one known as Photo 51, were crucial evidence for working out what?

9. Ibn al-Haytham is often credited as an early pioneer of which general approach to studying the world, based on testing ideas with careful experiments?

10. An ancient Chinese mathematics text called "The Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art" included early methods for solving what?

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