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Detectives of Discovery: The Scientific Revolution
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Social Studies
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6th - 8th Grade
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Elizabeth Poulnot-Hodgkiss
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Multiple Choice
How did people start finding truth during the Scientific Revolution?
By following tradition
By listening to ancient myths
By using reason, observation, and experimentation
By memorizing what authorities said
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Multiple Choice
What does the Scientific Revolution focus on?
Following tradition only
Using reason, observation, and experimentation
Memorizing what leaders say
Ignoring evidence
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Multiple Select
Which of these were beliefs before the Scientific Revolution? (Select all that apply)
Earth was the center of the universe
Answers came from authority figures
Observation and experiments were the only way to learn
People questioned authority regularly
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Categorize
Testing beliefs with experiments
Using careful observation
Accepting all answers from authorities
Questioning old ideas
Sort these actions into “Before the Scientific Revolution” and “During the Scientific Revolution”:
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Drag and Drop
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Multiple Choice
Why was it important to use evidence instead of just tradition?
Evidence allowed for more accurate explanations of the world
Tradition was always correct
Evidence confused people
Tradition could explain everything
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Match
Match the effect with its description:
Science advances
Evidence over tradition
Experiments
New discoveries in medicine & astronomy
People question old beliefs
Better understanding of nature and the h
New discoveries in medicine & astronomy
People question old beliefs
Better understanding of nature and the h
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Multiple Choice
What was one effect of the Scientific Revolution?
People stopped studying the natural world
People began relying on evidence and experiments
People memorized traditional answers
People ignored observation
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Multiple Choice
Which sentence best summarizes the Scientific Revolution?
People followed tradition and ancient ideas without questioning them.
People used science, observation, and experiments to better understand the world.
People stopped learning about nature and space.
People relied only on religious explanations.
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