Test: A Truly Beautiful Mind - 2 - Class 9 MCQ

A headmaster once remarked to Einstein's father that whatever profession Einstein chose wouldn't matter because he would never achieve success in anything. This prediction starkly contrasted with Einstein's eventual groundbreaking contributions to science.

Einstein departed high school at the age of 15 because he felt stifled by the school's regimented environment and clashed frequently with his teachers due to the restrictive nature of the educational system.

Einstein was a great supporter of peace and democracy. He was in favour of a world government . He wanted all the world to function as one unit. That is why the world remembers him as a world citizen. He was not only a scientific genius but also a great with visionary and the world citizen.
 

When Einstein looked at his newborn sister, he remarked, "Fine, but where are her wheels?" This shows that he was very interested in mechanical toys and didn't quite understand why his sister didn't have wheels like the toys he loved. It highlights his unique way of thinking and his fascination with how things work.

Albert Einstein graduated from the university at the age of twenty-one. This was a significant milestone in his life, marking the beginning of his journey into the world of scientific research and discoveries.

The American physicists were alarmed by the discovery of nuclear fission in Berlin. This discovery revealed that nuclear reactions could release a tremendous amount of energy, raising fears that Nazi Germany might develop an atomic bomb. This concern spurred the American physicists and the U.S. government to accelerate their own research and development of nuclear weapons.