Hello guys, its your author again, so today I will be going through some of the legendary inventors and discoveries in a unique quizzer's way. I hope you all like it and enjoy the quiz as you all do.
Q.1. Who do you think was the author of this legendary scientific book. The source of a lot of scientific concepts taught today in every corners of the world?
c.) Isaac Newton
It is the legendary book, in which most of the breakthroughs of Newton was introduced, including the legendary Law of Motion.
b.) Charles Darwin
a.) Dr. G Swarup
R.I.P to the legend. Being an aspiring physicist myself, his loss will be felt in the Indian fraternity.
b.) Allen Turing
This is one of the early designs of the aptly named Turin Machines, designed to work out the wiring and settings of German Enigma machines. It played a vital role in taking the war away from the Germans. You can watch "The Imitation Game" a movie on the same.
Q.5. The production of X required interdepartmental collaboration between three departments at DuPont: the Department of Chemical Research, the Ammonia Department, and the Department of _____. Some of the key ingredients of X had to be produced using high pressure chemistry, the main area of expertise of the Ammonia Department. What is X?
b.) Nylon
It was developed by Wallace Corothers under DuPont Company. Sadly, Corothers died merely 18 months before his product was patented and launched commercially.
Q.1. Who do you think was the author of this legendary scientific book. The source of a lot of scientific concepts taught today in every corners of the world?
c.) Isaac Newton
It is the legendary book, in which most of the breakthroughs of Newton was introduced, including the legendary Law of Motion.
Q.2. Moving to the next question on similar lines, yet another theory to change the world was introduced in this world. Who wrote it?
This is the same book which gave the world the famous Theory of Evolution.
b.) Charles Darwin
Q.3. This man is credited with establishing the research on radio astronomy in India. He was the man behind radio telescopes in Ooty and also the Giant Meterwave radio telescope near Pune.
Who is this recently deceased scientific personality?
Who is this recently deceased scientific personality?
a.) Dr. G Swarup
R.I.P to the legend. Being an aspiring physicist myself, his loss will be felt in the Indian fraternity.
Q.4. This is one of the few machines which can actually claim to have turned the tides in a War. Who created this machine, the early precurssor to the modern day computers.
Benedict played the role in one of his movies.
Benedict played the role in one of his movies.
b.) Allen Turing
This is one of the early designs of the aptly named Turin Machines, designed to work out the wiring and settings of German Enigma machines. It played a vital role in taking the war away from the Germans. You can watch "The Imitation Game" a movie on the same.
Q.5. The production of X required interdepartmental collaboration between three departments at DuPont: the Department of Chemical Research, the Ammonia Department, and the Department of _____. Some of the key ingredients of X had to be produced using high pressure chemistry, the main area of expertise of the Ammonia Department. What is X?
b.) Nylon
It was developed by Wallace Corothers under DuPont Company. Sadly, Corothers died merely 18 months before his product was patented and launched commercially.
And that was the quiz for today guys, I hope you all like it.
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