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How does Einstein's biography place science, history and ethics together?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: By linking scientific discoveries with Nazi rule, world war and concern for peace

Option A is correct because the biography does not treat scientific achievement as isolated from the world in which Einstein lived. His discoveries belong to the history of modern science, while his experiences under Nazi rule, the threat of world war and his concern for peace raise ethical questions about how knowledge may affect humanity. The governing concept is contextual biography: a life is understood through its intellectual, historical and moral surroundings. Option B mentions music, an important personal interest, but excludes history and ethics. Options C and D reduce broad historical and moral ideas to narrow, unrelated details, so they cannot express the mature connection made by the chapter.

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ScienceHistoryEthicsPeaceBiography Of Albert EinsteinA Truly Beautiful MindEnglishClass 9 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

By linking scientific discoveries with Nazi rule, world war and concern for peace

Why is this the correct answer?

Option A is correct because the biography does not treat scientific achievement as isolated from the world in which Einstein lived. His discoveries belong to the history of modern science, while his experiences under Nazi rule, the threat of world war and his concern for peace raise ethical questions about how knowledge may affect humanity. The governing concept is contextual biography: a life is understood through its intellectual, historical and moral surroundings. Option B mentions music, an important personal interest, but excludes history and ethics. Options C and D reduce broad historical and moral ideas to narrow, unrelated details, so they cannot express the mature connection made by the chapter.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: A Truly Beautiful Mind. Topic: Biography of Albert Einstein.

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