A) Sheep B) Rabbits C) Horses D) Cattle
A) Liber Abaci B) Liber quadratorum C) Practica Geometriae D) Flos
A) Eighth century B) Sixth century C) Fifth century D) Seventh century
A) Square of the previous number B) Product of the previous two numbers C) Sum of the previous two numbers D) Average of the previous two numbers
A) 233 B) 144 C) 610 D) 377
A) Only in footnotes B) Only in the preface C) Yes D) No
A) Camposanto B) The Vatican C) Piazza Navona D) Uffizi Gallery
A) Euclidean algorithm B) Pythagorean theorem C) Pisano period D) Newton's method
A) 6765 Fibonacci B) 233 Fibonacci C) 377 Fibonacci D) 1202 Fibonacci
A) Diophantine equations B) Astronomy C) Commercial arithmetic D) Practical geometry
A) Laurence Sigler B) Euclid C) Johannes of Palermo D) Emperor Frederick II
A) Liber Abaci B) Practica Geometriae C) Di minor guisa D) Flos
A) Botany B) Practical geometry C) Music theory D) Number theory
A) A list of prime numbers B) Solutions to problems by Johannes of Palermo C) A guide to banking D) A study of circles
A) 1240 B) 1228 C) 1202 D) 1170
A) Rome B) Bugia C) Palermo D) Pisa
A) Frederick II B) Guglielmo Libri C) John of Palermo D) Perizolo
A) Egyptian fractions B) Roman numerals C) Greek numerals D) Babylonian base-60
A) Guglielmo Libri B) Guglielmo C) Frederick II D) John of Palermo
A) Master of the Abacus B) Royal Accountant C) Leonardo Bigollo D) Prince of Mathematicians
A) Proving the Pythagorean theorem B) Popularizing the Hindu–Arabic numeral system C) Discovering calculus D) Inventing the abacus
A) Bugia B) Pisa C) Palermo D) Florence
A) Notary B) Teacher of mathematics C) Architect D) Merchant and customs official
A) It is based on ancient Egyptian multiplication B) It uses symbols for letters C) It requires an abacus for all sums D) It uses a place-value system
A) 1170 B) 1838 C) 1202 D) 1506 |