Antiquity

He was a Greek polymath: a mathematician, geographer, poet, astronomer, and music theorist. He was a man of learning, becoming the chief librarian at the Library of Alexandria.

• Eratosthenes

• Callimachus

• Plato

• Socrates

This is a device for measuring time intervals in the form of a cylindrical vessel with a flowing stream of water.

• А sandglass

• A water clock or clepsydra

• А stick incense clocks

• A mechanical watch

This theorem is a fundamental element of number theory. It states that for any finite list of primes, there is a prime that is not included in this list (that is, there are infinitely many primes).

• Pythagorean theorem

• Euclid's theorem

• Archimedean property

• Apollonius's theorem

One of the most used gadgets in the modern world was first invented by the famous Greek philosopher Plato. Name it.

• A telephone

• A thermometer

• An alarm clock

• An odometer

What fasteners were made from plant thorns and fish bones?

• Winch

• Rope

• Nail

• Compass

What is the oldest musical instrument in Germany?

• Violin

• Flute

•   Cymbals

• Harp

Where and when did iron coins originate?

• 300-700 BC in Egypt

• 600-700 BC in Germany

• 600-700 BC in Greece

• 400-500 BC in Mesopotamia

What was used to convey information in Mesopotamia?

• Books

• Console

• Letter

• Wampum

The mechanism that was used in ancient times to simulate the movement of planets and was a computing device capable of determining the coordinates of celestial bodies with high accuracy.

• antikythera device

• odometer

• winch

• aeolipile

Who created the first screw pump?

• Heron

• Archimedes

• Vitruvius Pollio

• Chersiphron