MadameCurie.pptVIP

* Madame Curie Marie and Pierre Curie polonium and radium T(True) or F(False) 1.Marie Curie was born in Poland. 2. Marie received her Physics degree in 1893. 3. Marie discovered radioactive waves. 4. Marie received her doctor’s degree for her work on polonium. 5. Pierre helped Marie discover radium. T T another scientist F T Radioactive matter F 6.The Curies discovered radium in 1892. 7. It did not take them long to find radium. 8.Marie discovered that she had left a light on in the laboratory. 9.Marie and Pierre kept their work on radium a secret. !0. Marie did not try to sell the information about her experiments. F 1902 took T pure radium F share all their knowledge F F Fill In the Blanks: Madam Curie will always be remembered __the discoverer of radium.At her time women were not admitted __ universities in Poland,so she determined __ go to Paris and study here.She succeeded __ taking a first-class degree __ physics.Not long before another scientist had found that uranium gave ___ rays, so Marie decided to study this area_____ her doctor’s degree. as to to in in off for In 1898 she discovered the first of new radioactive minerals,which she named “polonium” in honour __ her motherland– Poland.From then ___,Marie and Piere worked together __ their research.They devote all their hour __ working __ their laboratory.Marie once said.“Life is not easy __ any of us.We must work,and above ___we must believe__ ourselves…” of on on to in for all in admit vt. 接纳，许可（人/物）进入 （ allow sb./sth. To enter）. eg.1. The windows are small and did not admit enough light and air. 窗户都很小，不能让足够的光线和空气进入室内。 eg.2. 我的姐姐很幸运，被北大录取了。 My sister was lucky to be admitted to Beijing University. succeed in sth./doing sth. 在某方面取得成功。 eg.1. I’m sure they will succeed in passing the examination. 我肯定他们会成功通过考试。 eg. 2. 居里夫妇成功发现了钋。 The Curies succeeded in discovering poloniu