A) Richard Feynman B) Stephen Hawking C) Albert Einstein D) Steven Weinberg
A) It is not the final theory of physics B) It explains all physical phenomena C) It will be obsolete in a year D) It is based solely on mathematics
A) Engineering and technology B) Biology and chemistry C) Mathematics and art D) Physics and philosophy
A) General readers with interest in science B) Children and young adults C) Only professional physicists D) Only students of mathematics
A) Poetic and abstract B) Accessible and engaging C) Formal and stiff D) Highly technical and dense
A) The end of theoretical pursuits B) A deeper understanding of the universe C) Greater public interest in technology D) An increase in funding for research
A) Historical anecdotes B) Mathematical proofs C) Scientific experiments D) Analogies and metaphors
A) Experimental verification B) Historical accuracy C) Technological application D) Mathematical formulation
A) Focused attention solely on technology B) Discouraged interest in science C) Increased interest in fundamental questions D) Made physics seem irrelevant |