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Alchemy in Medieval Europe
Alchemy in Medieval Europe
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What is Alchemy a mixture of?
Psychology and Geology
Astronomy
Biology and Religion
science, philosophy and mysticism
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They believed metals to be...
alive and grow inside the earth
valueable
made with a mixture of the four elements, plus light
dried molten lava
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What are the four elements?
domain, kingdom, phylum, class
earth, air, fire, and water
dogs, cats, bunnies, and fish
humans, animals, fungi and protists
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Which of the following experiments did the alchemists do?
fusion
calcination
all of the above
sublimation
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True or False: Paracelsus had an interest in the transmutation of metal.
False
True
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"to turn _____ into _____."
lead; gold
a hat; bunny
water; fire
silver; diamond
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What year did Alchemy start in Medieval Europe?
1738
1820
1066
1144
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Where was the word "Alchemy" derived from?
all of the above
Medieval
Old French
Arabic
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Alchemists believed in…
telepathy
none of the above
transmutation
time travel
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What three substances did Paracelsus propose was necessary to maintain heath?
gas, carbon dioxide, hydrogen
acid, toxic, water
iron, oxegen, mineral
mercury, sulfur, salt
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What did practical Alchemy evolve to?
physics
astrology
biology
chemistry
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What substances have Alchemists produced in the past?
diamond, gold, silver
cloth, fabric, Polyester, vinyl
hydrochloric acid, nitrite acid, potash and sodium carbonate
arsenic, antimony and bismuth
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True or False: Paracelsus did not believe that the body’s organs couldn't work alchemically.
False
True
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The Philosopher's Stone...
both a & b
Extended life
Could change anything to gold
Harry Potter
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What is Prima Materia?
used in medicines
used to complete calcinulation
an ancient metal
main substance in the Philosopher’s Stone