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Why is the compass incident important in Einstein's life?

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Correct answer: It awakened his scientific curiosity

The governing concept is the beginning of scientific curiosity through observation. When Einstein was a child, the compass needle moved in a definite direction even though no visible force seemed to be pushing it. This mysterious action made him wonder about invisible forces and the laws operating in nature. Option D is correct because the incident encouraged him to ask questions rather than accept appearances passively. Option A is unrelated to the compass, and the episode did not make him abandon music. Option B confuses a scientific childhood experience with a later personal event. Option C is also false because the compass did not lead to his expulsion. In the lesson, the compass symbolises the first powerful stimulus for Einstein's lifelong habit of investigation.

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CompassScientific CuriosityObservationEinstein BiographyBiography Of Albert EinsteinA Truly Beautiful MindEnglishClass 9 Mcq

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It awakened his scientific curiosity

Why is this the correct answer?

The governing concept is the beginning of scientific curiosity through observation. When Einstein was a child, the compass needle moved in a definite direction even though no visible force seemed to be pushing it. This mysterious action made him wonder about invisible forces and the laws operating in nature. Option D is correct because the incident encouraged him to ask questions rather than accept appearances passively. Option A is unrelated to the compass, and the episode did not make him abandon music. Option B confuses a scientific childhood experience with a later personal event. Option C is also false because the compass did not lead to his expulsion. In the lesson, the compass symbolises the first powerful stimulus for Einstein's lifelong habit of investigation.

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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