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๐Ÿ’ก Worksheet: Who Invented It?

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Match each scientist or inventor with what they are famous for, then answer the questions.

Exercise 1: Match the scientist to the invention

Draw a line to match each pair:

Al-KhwarizmiImportant studies of light and optics
Ibn Sina (Avicenna)The telephone
Al-JazariThe printing press with movable type
Ibn al-HaythamHe laid the foundations of algebra
Alexander Graham BellThe Canon of Medicine
Johannes GutenbergWater clocks and ingenious mechanical devices

Exercise 2: Questions about scientists

  1. Who wrote The Canon of Medicine?
  2. Who is considered the father of algebra?
  3. Which Arab scientist studied light and optics?
  4. Who invented the telephone?
  5. Which machine did Gutenberg develop?

Exercise 3: True or false?

True / False

  1. Ibn Sina wrote a book on medicine.
  2. Gutenberg invented the telephone.
  3. The word โ€œalgorithmโ€ comes from the name of Al-Khwarizmi.
  4. Al-Jazari was a famous inventor of mechanical devices.
  5. Ibn al-Haytham studied light.
  6. The telephone was invented in the twenty-first century.

Answer key (for the teacher)

Exercise 1: Al-Khwarizmi โ†” He laid the foundations of algebra ยท Ibn Sina (Avicenna) โ†” The Canon of Medicine ยท Al-Jazari โ†” Water clocks and ingenious mechanical devices ยท Ibn al-Haytham โ†” Important studies of light and optics ยท Alexander Graham Bell โ†” The telephone ยท Johannes Gutenberg โ†” The printing press with movable type

Exercise 2: 1. Ibn Sina (Avicenna) ยท 2. Al-Khwarizmi ยท 3. Ibn al-Haytham ยท 4. Alexander Graham Bell ยท 5. The printing press

Exercise 3: 1. โœ” ยท 2. โœ˜ ยท 3. โœ” ยท 4. โœ” ยท 5. โœ” ยท 6. โœ˜