A Truly Beautiful Mind – Mcqs Ncert English Class 9th Beehive

 

A Truly Beautiful Mind – Mcqs Ncert English Class 9th Beehive 



A Truly Beautiful Mind – Mcqs Ncert English Class 9th Beehive

R.K.Verma

 

A Truly Beautiful Mind – Mcqs Ncert English Class 9th Beehive

 



1. Who was Albert Einstein?
A. A writer
B. A scientist
C. A politician
D. A teacher
Answer: B. A scientist

2. When was Einstein born?
A. 14 March 1879
B. 15 August 1880
C. 2 October 1879
D. 26 January 1880
Answer: A. 14 March 1879

3. Where was Einstein born?
A. Berlin
B. Munich
C. Ulm, Germany
D. Zurich
Answer: C. Ulm, Germany

4. What did Einstein develop an interest in at an early age?
A. Music
B. Mathematics and physics
C. History
D. Literature
Answer: B. Mathematics and physics

5. What did Einstein receive as a gift when he was five?
A. A toy car
B. A violin
C. A compass
D. A watch
Answer: C. A compass

6. Why was Einstein amazed by the compass?
A. It was beautiful.
B. Its needle always pointed in one direction.
C. It was expensive.
D. It made a sound.
Answer: B. Its needle always pointed in one direction.

7. What did Einstein's mother think about him?
A. He was very ordinary.
B. He was a little unusual.
C. He was lazy.
D. He was very naughty.
Answer: B. He was a little unusual.

8. Why did Einstein leave his school in Munich?
A. He was sick.
B. He did not like the strict discipline and teaching methods.
C. He wanted to play cricket.
D. His family moved away.
Answer: B. He did not like the strict discipline and teaching methods.

9. Where did Einstein want to continue his education?
A. France
B. England
C. Switzerland
D. America
Answer: C. Switzerland

10. Who was Mileva Maric?
A. Einstein's teacher
B. Einstein's sister
C. Einstein's classmate and later wife
D. Einstein's mother
Answer: C. Einstein's classmate and later wife

11. Why did Einstein consider Mileva an ally?
A. She was rich.
B. She understood his scientific ideas.
C. She was his teacher.
D. She helped him get a job.
Answer: B. She understood his scientific ideas.

12. Where did Einstein get a job in 1902?
A. University of Zurich
B. Patent office in Bern
C. School in Munich
D. University of Berlin
Answer: B. Patent office in Bern

13. What did Einstein call his desk drawer at the patent office?
A. Office of Science
B. Bureau of Mathematics
C. Bureau of Theoretical Physics
D. Science Centre
Answer: C. Bureau of Theoretical Physics

14. In which year did Einstein publish his special theory of relativity?
A. 1900
B. 1905
C. 1910
D. 1915
Answer: B. 1905

15. Einstein's famous equation was:
A. F = ma
B. E = mc²
C. V = IR
D. P = VI
Answer: B. E = mc²

16. What did Einstein receive in 1921?
A. Booker Prize
B. Nobel Prize for Physics
C. Nobel Prize for Literature
D. Oscar Award
Answer: B. Nobel Prize for Physics

17. Why did Einstein write a letter to Franklin Roosevelt?
A. To ask for a job
B. To invite him to Germany
C. To warn him about the possibility of an atomic bomb
D. To ask for money
Answer: C. To warn him about the possibility of an atomic bomb

18. Which countries were bombed with atomic bombs in 1945?
A. Germany and Italy
B. Japan and China
C. Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan
D. France and England
Answer: C. Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan

19. How did Einstein react to the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
A. He was happy.
B. He was shocked and deeply disturbed.
C. He ignored it.
D. He celebrated it.
Answer: B. He was shocked and deeply disturbed.

20. Why is Einstein called a “world citizen”?
A. He travelled around the world.
B. He worked for peace and humanity.
C. He was born in many countries.
D. He was a politician.
Answer: B. He worked for peace and humanity.

21. Einstein was born in:
A. Germany
B. India
C. France
D. USA
Answer: A. Germany

22. Einstein was famous mainly for his work in:
A. Biology
B. Physics
C. History
D. Geography
Answer: B. Physics

23. Einstein was also a good:
A. Violinist
B. Cricketer
C. Painter
D. Singer
Answer: A. Violinist

24. Einstein died in:
A. 1945
B. 1950
C. 1955
D. 1960
Answer: C. 1955

25. The chapter A Truly Beautiful Mind is about:
A. Albert Einstein's life and achievements
B. A famous poet
C. A school teacher
D. A freedom fighter
Answer: A. Albert Einstein's life and achievements


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