Question

Literature Help! Will medal!!

Answer 1

@Courtney_Swag_Bruh

Answer 2

How are the operating room in the Williams story and the atom-splitting lab in the Fermi story alike?


A.
They are both very cold places.


B.
They are both places where people study neutrons.


C.
They are both very tense places.


D.
They are both places where people come to relax.

I chose C.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

C.

Answer 5

Ok.

Which is an example of fact, not historical fiction?


A.
Marie Curie won a Nobel Prize for physics and a Nobel Prize for chemistry.


B.
Once he left school, Nikola Tesla never once doubted that he would change the world with his discoveries.


C.
As he performed heart surgery, Dr. Daniel Hale Williams's mind reeled back to his days working at barbershops.


D.
A cool wind swirled around the Royal Institution as Michael Faraday delivered a Christmas lecture there.

Answer 6

D, right?

Answer 7

...Or B.

Answer 8

D.

Answer 9

Which sentence from "Marie Curie and the Discovery of Radioactivity" is not strictly factual?

Answer 10

A.


"But all these 'firsts' meant little to Marie Curie."


B.


"Marie Curie became the first woman ever to win a Nobel Prize."


C.


"And the Sorbonne made her its first female professor."


D.


"In 1903 Marie became Doctor Marie Curie."

Answer 11

A right?

Answer 12

C. Ithink im not sure you might wanna ask someone else

Answer 13

ok.

Answer 14

@ganeshie8

Answer 15

@Secret-Ninja

Answer 16

can you check and see if @Courtney_Swag_Bruh is right?

Answer 17

@cwrw238