Francis bacon robert hooke correct robert boyle john

Francis Bacon.

Robert Hooke.
Correct!
Robert Boyle.
John Locke.
FEEDBACK: See page 437; The Power of Method and the
Force of Curiosity: Seventeenth-Century Experimenters; Core
Objective 3- Identify the sciences that made important
advances during this period and understand what
technological innovations encouraged a new spirit of
investigation.
Question 10
1 / 1 pts
One of the key ingredients of science is:
an overriding philosophical orientation.
ancient research.
theological accuracy.
the logic of truth.
Correct!
a body of knowledge.

FEEDBACK: See page 426; The New Science of the
Seventeenth Century; Core Objective 1- Define scientific
revolution and explain what is meant by science in this
historical context.
Question 11
1 / 1 pts
Promoting the evolution of science and sustaining
the scientific revolution were:
a few specific monasteries focused on biology.
three prominent German universities.
the writings of Turkish clerics.
Correct!
societies and institutions dedicated to science.
the government bureaucracies of the absolutist
states.
FEEDBACK: See page 426; The New Science of the
Seventeenth Century; Core Objective 1- Define scientific
revolution and explain what is meant by science in this
historical context.

Question 12
1 / 1 pts
René Descartes is most known for his work:
Correct!
A Discourse on Method.
The New Atlantis .
Novum Organum .
Dialogue.
De Revolutionibus .
FEEDBACK: See page 436; Methods For A New Philosophy:
Bacon and Descartes; Core Objective 5- Understand the
different definitions of scientific method that emerged from
the work of Francis Bacon and René Descartes.
Question 13
1 / 1 pts
Renaissance humanists helped lay the foundation for
the scientific revolution by recovering the works of
Greek philosophers such as ___________, who argued
that the world operated according to mechanical
forces best understood through mathematics.
Icarus

Thomas Aquinas
Correct!
Archimedes
Zeno
Demosthenes
FEEDBACK: See page 427; The Intellectual Origins of the
Scientific Revolution; Core Objective 2- Understand the older
philosophical traditions that were important for the
development of new methods of scientific investigation in
the seventeenth century.
Question 14
1 / 1 pts
Renaissance intellectuals often needed tools and
machines to enhance their observations. During this
period, collaboration between intellectuals and
___________________ flourished.
bankers who could finance research
research and development specialists
factories

architects
Correct!
artisans
FEEDBACK: See page 427; The Intellectual Origins of the
Scientific Revolution; Core Objective 2- Understand the older
philosophical traditions that were important for the
development of new methods of scientific investigation in
the seventeenth century.
Question 15
1 / 1 pts
Some of the most groundbreaking work on the nature
of optics and white light was done by:
Correct!