Science and the Enlightenment Quiz

Thomas L. Hankins

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Chapter 1, The Character of the Enlightenment

Chapter 2, Mathematics and the Exact Sciences

Chapter 3, Experimental Physics

Chapter 4, Chemistry

Chapter 5, Natural History and Physiology

Chapter 6, The Moral Sciences

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Science and the Enlightenment Quiz

Science and the Enlightenment Quiz

Joseph Priestly and Henry Cavendish continued to use the term ________ for the action of fire in combustion, in Chapter 4. (from Chapter 4, Chemistry)

In Chapter 5, Ingen-Housz was able to show in his "Experiments on Vegetables" that it was not , that was essential for the production of oxygen by the leaves. (from Chapter 5, Natural History and Physiology)

Joseph Black studied ________, which had only recently been used as a medicine, according to Chapter 4. (from Chapter 4, Chemistry)

The mathematical study of probability had begun in 1654 in a correspondence between and . (from Chapter 6, The Moral Sciences)

The narrator explains in Chapter 6 that the ________ believed that the improvement of society could be brought about by making economic activity agree more closely with the laws implanted in nature by Providence. (from Chapter 6, The Moral Sciences)

Science and the Enlightenment Quiz

Science and the Enlightenment Quiz

Joseph Priestly and Henry Cavendish continued to use the term ________ for the action of fire in combustion, in Chapter 4. (from Chapter 4, Chemistry)

In Chapter 5, Ingen-Housz was able to show in his "Experiments on Vegetables" that it was ________ not ________, that was essential for the production of oxygen by the leaves. (from Chapter 5, Natural History and Physiology)

Joseph Black studied ________, which had only recently been used as a medicine, according to Chapter 4. (from Chapter 4, Chemistry)

The mathematical study of probability had begun in 1654 in a correspondence between ________ and ________. (from Chapter 6, The Moral Sciences)

The narrator explains in Chapter 6 that the ________ believed that the improvement of society could be brought about by making economic activity agree more closely with the laws implanted in nature by Providence. (from Chapter 6, The Moral Sciences)

In Chapter 5, Ingen-Housz was able to show in his "Experiments on Vegetables" that it was not , that was essential for the production of oxygen by the leaves. (from Chapter 5, Natural History and Physiology)

The mathematical study of probability had begun in 1654 in a correspondence between and . (from Chapter 6, The Moral Sciences)