Question 1

………… is the theory that all behaviour, belief and desire are governed by our genetic make up.

Accepted Answer

A) Environmental determinism 
B) Biological determinism 
C) Casual determinism 
D) Logical determinism 
A) Environmental determinism 
B) Biological determinism 
C) Casual determinism 
D) Logical determinism

Question 2

When Newton published the Principia, he was forced to acknowledge that one of the results obtained by this person. Who was this person?

Accepted Answer

A) Kepler 
B) Leibniz 
C) Hooke 
D) Wren 
A) Kepler 
B) Leibniz 
C) Hooke 
D) Wren

Question 3

Who among the following was not a contemporary of Newton?

Accepted Answer

A) Robert Hooke 
B) Leibniz 
C) Huygens 
D) Galileo 
A) Robert Hooke 
B) Leibniz 
C) Huygens 
D) Galileo

Question 4

Who discovered oxygen?

Accepted Answer

A) Kepler 
B) Joseph Priestly 
C) Newton 
D) Cavendish 
A) Kepler 
B) Joseph Priestly 
C) Newton 
D) Cavendish

………… is the theory that all behaviour, belief and desire are governed by our genetic make up.

When Newton published the Principia, he was forced to acknowledge that one of the results obtained by this person. Who was this person?

Who among the following was not a contemporary of Newton?

Who discovered oxygen?

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Understanding Original Works: Elements and Sources

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History and Discoveries in Science

Nanoscale, Fundamental Particles, Greek Words, and Philosophy of Science

Exploring the Unity of Phenomena, Laws of Motion, and Scientific Progress

Exploring the History and Controversies of Science

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Greek Philosophy and Medicine: A Journey Through Ancient Knowledge

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Exam 5: The Founders, Works, and Discoveries in Science

………… is the theory that all behaviour, belief and desire are governed by our genetic make up.

When Newton published the Principia, he was forced to acknowledge that one of the results obtained by this person. Who was this person?

Who among the following was not a contemporary of Newton?

Who discovered oxygen?

Authors, Poems, and Science

English, Literature, Science, and History

Understanding Original Works: Elements and Sources

Literature, Science, and General Knowledge

History and Discoveries in Science

Nanoscale, Fundamental Particles, Greek Words, and Philosophy of Science

Exploring the Unity of Phenomena, Laws of Motion, and Scientific Progress

Exploring the History and Controversies of Science

Ancient Civilizations and Scientific Achievements

Greek Philosophy and Medicine: A Journey Through Ancient Knowledge

Historical Figures and Their Contributions

Filters