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The Scientific Revolution - Section 3

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1-10.
1.

What theory did Galileo champion after studying the sky through a telescope?

a)

Aristotelian theory

b)

Ptolemaic theory

c)

Heliocentric theory

d)

Geocentric theory

2.

What did Galileo discover about the moon's surface?

a)

It was covered in ice

b)

It was rough and uneven

c)

It had no craters

d)

It was perfectly smooth

3.

How many moons did Galileo discover revolving around Jupiter?

a)

Five

b)

Four

c)

Three

d)

Two

4.

What did Galileo observe about the planet Venus that contradicted traditional views?

a)

It went through phases like the moon

b)

It had no phases

c)

It was perfectly round

d)

It had moons

5.

Why was Galileo tried before the Roman Catholic court known as the Inquisition?

a)

For building powerful telescopes

b)

For going against Church teaching

c)

For writing a book

d)

For discovering new planets

6.

What book did Galileo publish in 1632 that caused an uproar?

a)

The Earth and the Moon

b)

The Sun and the Stars

c)

Dialogue on the Two Chief World Systems

d)

The Planets and the Universe

7.

What did the Catholic Church demand Galileo to confess at his trial?

a)

His love for astronomy

b)

His admiration for Kepler

c)

His discovery of new planets

d)

His error in supporting the Copernican theory

8.

What did Galileo's studies of motion help advance?

a)

The Industrial Revolution

b)

The Agricultural Revolution

c)

The Scientific Revolution

d)

The Technological Revolution

9.

What did Galileo's work with telescopes help him discover about the planets?

a)

They all had moons

b)

They were all made of gas

c)

They were all perfectly round

d)

They supported Copernicus' theories

10.

What did Galileo's Dialogue on the Two Chief World Systems describe?

a)

Theories of Einstein and Hawking

b)

Theories of Ptolemy and Kepler

c)

Theories of Aristotle and Copernicus

d)

Theories of Galileo and Newton