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A) The wind-wheel B) The aeolipile C) The vending machine D) The force pump
A) The coin fell on a pan attached to a lever, opening a valve to dispense water. B) The coin triggered a bellows to dispense water. C) The coin activated a spring mechanism to dispense water. D) The coin was used to turn a crank that dispensed water.
A) A wind-powered boat B) A wind-powered chariot C) A wind-wheel operating an organ D) A wind-driven water pump
A) Mechanically-timed dropping of metal balls onto a hidden drum B) A whistle blown by a mechanical device C) A drum played by mechanical hands D) A large bell struck by a mechanical hammer
A) It was used to fill swimming pools. B) It was used to power water mills. C) It was used to irrigate fields. D) It was used in a fire engine.
A) It controlled the delivery of air or liquids. B) It measured the volume of liquids. C) It heated liquids for medical purposes. D) It mixed different liquids together.
A) The freezing point of liquids. B) The expansion and contraction of air. C) The density of liquids. D) The boiling point of liquids.
A) It used a siphon. B) It used a mechanical pump. C) It used a lever system. D) It used a float valve.
A) A wind turbine. B) A steam engine. C) A falling weight and strings wrapped around the drive axle. D) A water wheel.
A) A water wheel-powered fountain. B) A wind-powered fountain. C) A steam-powered fountain. D) A stand-alone fountain that operates under self-contained hydro-static energy.
A) To generate electricity. B) To heat water for baths. C) To power a water mill. D) To displace water from a sealed vessel and open temple doors.
A) Heron's formula B) Euclidean geometry C) Calculus D) Pythagorean theorem
A) Latin B) Arabic C) Greek D) Egyptian
A) Aeolipile B) Windwheel C) Pantograph D) Automated door
A) Euclid B) Archimedes C) Pythagoras D) Aristotle
A) Arithmetica B) Metrica C) Elements D) Geometria
A) Constant conflict B) No interaction C) Considerable intermarriage D) Complete segregation
A) Biology B) Chemistry C) Cybernetics D) Astronomy
A) A method for calculating logarithms B) A method for calculating derivatives C) A method for calculating cube roots D) A method for calculating integrals
A) Harmonic mean B) Geometric mean C) Arithmetic mean D) Heronian mean
A) Euclid B) Ptolemy C) Ibn al-Haytham D) Archimedes
A) 1800 B) 1662 C) 1700 D) 1600
A) The optical path is exponential B) The optical path is stationary C) The optical path is logarithmic D) The optical path is linear |