| Number |
Answer |
Definition |
| 1 |
Bell |
scientist and inventor credited with inventing the telephone |
| 2 |
Curie |
Polish woman physicist and chemist who discovered radium and polonium |
| 3 |
Carrier |
American engineer and inventor most known for inventing air conditioning |
| 4 |
Drew |
African American physician who developed blood banks |
| 5 |
Edison |
American inventor and scientist most known for the development of the phonograph and light bulb |
| 6 |
Franklin |
well-known scientist and politician remembered for his discoveries in electricity |
| 7 |
Fulton |
an American engineer and inventor who developed the first steamboat and designed the first submarine |
| 8 |
Fleming |
Scottish pharmacologist and biologist that discovered penicillin |
| 9 |
Gutenberg |
German goldsmith and printer and the inventor of the printing press |
| 10 |
Granjean |
a toy inventor that is most famous for the Etch-a-Sketch |
| 11 |
Morse |
American painter and inventor that created the Morse code system |
| 12 |
Sholes |
American publisher and politician who invented the first typewriter and qwerty keyboard |
| 13 |
Strauss |
German-Jewish immigrant who founded the first blue jean manufacturer |
| 14 |
Whitney |
American inventor most known for the invention of the cotton gin |
| 15 |
Watt |
a mechanical engineer and inventor who is most famous for the development of the steam engine and for whom the system of measuring the rate of energy conversion was named |