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Which option is the most complete expert-level central message of "A Truly Beautiful Mind"?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: True greatness lies in curiosity, original intellect, artistic sensitivity, independent thinking and responsibility to humanity

The governing idea of the lesson is that a beautiful mind combines intellectual originality with humane values. Einstein is shown as a curious child, an independent thinker, a revolutionary scientist, a person with artistic interests, and a voice concerned with peace. Thus option A gives the most complete central message because it includes both his exceptional ability and his responsibility toward humanity. Option B mistakes one achievement, the Nobel Prize, for the whole meaning of greatness. Option C turns an unusual childhood into a false rule, while option D ignores the constructive and ethical purposes of science. The lesson values the whole personality, not a single award or talent.

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Central MessageBeautiful MindHumanityEinsteinBiography Of Albert EinsteinA Truly Beautiful MindEnglishClass 9 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

True greatness lies in curiosity, original intellect, artistic sensitivity, independent thinking and responsibility to humanity

Why is this the correct answer?

The governing idea of the lesson is that a beautiful mind combines intellectual originality with humane values. Einstein is shown as a curious child, an independent thinker, a revolutionary scientist, a person with artistic interests, and a voice concerned with peace. Thus option A gives the most complete central message because it includes both his exceptional ability and his responsibility toward humanity. Option B mistakes one achievement, the Nobel Prize, for the whole meaning of greatness. Option C turns an unusual childhood into a false rule, while option D ignores the constructive and ethical purposes of science. The lesson values the whole personality, not a single award or talent.

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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