"A Gentle Genius"

a) Being someone with a high level of intellect.

b) Being skilled in mathematics.

c) Being a supporter of peace.

a) Because of his love for music and children.

b) Because of his significant scientific discoveries.

c) Because of his participation in World War I.

a) In Switzerland.

b) In Germany.

c) In France.

a) The impact of war on science.

b) The discovery of the theory of relativity.

c) The importance of mathematics in physics.

a) Because he received the Nobel Prize.

b) Because of threats to his life in Germany.

c) Because of opportunities for scientific research.

a) Fear of bombings.

b) Fear of the atomic bomb.

c) Fear of losing loved ones.

a) Rejection of scientific research.

b) The importance of rejecting war.

c) Improving military technologies.

a) Science can be used for both good and evil.

b) Genius does not always imply significant social activism.

c) Success in science requires conformity.

a) He received the Nobel Prize.

b) He lost his job.

c) He died in his sleep.

a) Broad interests and passivity.

b) Activity in military affairs and politics.

c) Genius and a desire for fame.