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Physics Principles Quiz

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What did advances in electromagnetism, solid-state physics, and nuclear physics directly lead to?

Development of new agricultural techniques

Development of new products like television and computers (correct)

Development of new musical instruments

Advancements in ancient astronomy

Where does the word 'physics' originate from?

Arabic and Persian

Sanskrit and Chinese

Latin and Greek (correct)

English and French

What did advances in thermodynamics lead to?

Discovery of new continents

Development of new languages

Advancements in medical science

Development of industrialization (correct)

Which ancient civilizations are mentioned as early practitioners of natural sciences?

<p>Sumerians and ancient Egyptians</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is astronomy considered to be?

<p>One of the oldest natural sciences</p> Signup and view all the answers

Physics Principles Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What did advances in electromagnetism, solid-state physics, and nuclear physics directly lead to?

Where does the word 'physics' originate from?

What did advances in thermodynamics lead to?

Which ancient civilizations are mentioned as early practitioners of natural sciences?

What is astronomy considered to be?

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