1. How did Einstein earn a living before securing a job?a. Gave tuitions and worked as a choreographer for school childrenb. Collected newspapers and distributed to housesc. Gave private lessons and worked as a teaching assistant.d. Collected parcels from moving trains2.When did Einstein secure a job?a. In 1802 b. In 1892c. In 1902. d. In 19223. What was the nature of this job?a. To store manuscripts in a secret manner.b. To identify the best works of scientistsc. To assess the inventions of other peopled. To maintain a record of all submitted documents4. Where did he store his inventions?a. In his secret cupboards at office b. In table drawer in the housec. In his desk drawer at work d. In the locker of his bank.5. What did he call it?a. Bureau of Physics b. Bureau of Investigationc. Bbureau of Ttheoretical Pphysics d. Bureau of theoreticalInvestigation

How did Einstein earn a living before securing a job?

Einstein is considered one of the smartest people that ever lived on earth. Many people still can't capture and grasp all the knowledge that he had. His knowledge could therefore be considered to be ________. A. known content B. tacit knowledge C. explicit knowledge D. facts

Einstein insists on exerting to contribute to society because: a.He believed in the idea of world citizenshipb.None of the optionsc.We are beneficiaries of the labours of others - both living and deadd.He believed that science is the only solution for all human problemse.It was a part of his larger experiment

Einstein insists on exerting to contribute to society because: a.He believed that science is the only solution for all human problemsb.We are beneficiaries of the labours of others - both living and deadc.It was a part of his larger experimentd.None of the optionse.He believed in the idea of world citizenship

Einstein insists on exerting to contribute to society because: a.He believed that science is the only solution for all human problemsb.We are beneficiaries of the labours of others - both living and deadc.None of the optionsd.It was a part of his larger experimente.He believed in the idea of world citizenship