20 questions about Blaise Pascal

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1. What is Blaise Pascal famous for?
He was a mathematician, physicist, and philosopher who made significant contributions to each field.
- Biography.com
2. In what year was Blaise Pascal born?
1623
- Britannica.com
3. What was the name of Blaise Pascal's father?
Étienne Pascal
- Encyclopedia Britannica
4. What did Blaise Pascal invent at the age of 19?
The Pascaline, a mechanical calculator
- History.com
5. What is Pascal's principle?
A change in pressure at any point in an enclosed fluid is transmitted equally to all parts of the fluid.
- ThoughtCo.
6. What is Pascal's wager?
It is better to believe in God even if there is no proof of his existence because the potential reward is infinite.
- PhilosophyBasics.com
7. What was the name of Pascal's sister who became a nun?
Jacqueline Pascal
- BBC
8. What was the title of Pascal's most famous work?
Pensées
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
9. What is Pascal's triangle?
A triangular array of numbers in which the first and last numbers in each row are 1, and each of the other numbers is the sum of the two numbers immediately above it.
- MathIsFun.com
10. What did Pascal discover about pressure and vacuum?
He discovered that air pressure decreases as altitude increases, and he also demonstrated that a vacuum could exist.
- SoftSchools.com
11. What was the name of the religious sect that Pascal joined?
Jansenism
- CatholicCulture.org
12. What is Pascal's law?
Pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted undiminished to every part of the fluid and the walls containing it.
- ScienceDirect.com
13. What is the name of the theorem that Pascal is credited with discovering in projective geometry?
Pascal's theorem
- Wolfram MathWorld
14. What is the name of the wager that Pascal proposed in probability theory?
Pascal's wager
- Investopedia
15. What is the name of the book that Pascal wrote about the cycloid?
Traité de la roulette
- MacTutor History of Mathematics archive
16. What was the name of the French religious order that Pascal's family belonged to?
The Jansenists
- New Advent Catholic Encyclopedia
17. What was the cause of Pascal's death?
Stomach cancer
- History.com
18. What is the name of the philosophical movement that Pascal is associated with?
Existentialism
- Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
19. What did Pascal write about the nature of man in Pensées?
He wrote that man is a "thinking reed" and that his greatness lies in his ability to think.
- SparkNotes
20. What is the name of the computer programming language that was named after Pascal?
Pascal
- Techopedia

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