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5. In the Dr. Edward Witten’s view, _________. A. Einstein solved problems in an unexpected way B. there are already many Einsteins in modern physics C. no big questions in physics can be asked by new Einsteins D. no one can come along with a completely new way of thinking 6. By saying “…general relativity wont last another 200 years, Dr. Turner probably means ______. A. Isaac Newton beats out Einstein in physics B. there will be someone with the impact of Einstein C. general relativity will be outdated in 100 years D. Einstein’s influence will disappear within 200 years 1. B 2. A 3.C 4. D 5. A 6. B Further Topics for Discussion and Oral Presentation 1. Who was Rosalind Franklin? Where did she study? What role did she play in genetic research? How did she collaborate with Francis Crick? 2. Why is the discovery of the double helix of DNA and the genetic code important? 3. To whom does a scientists discovery belong—himself, the scientific community, the university or lab where it was developed, or to the public domain? 4. How and why might a scientist claim intellectual rights to a discovery? 5. What attributes may contribute greatly to a scientist success in research? Language Practice A. Match each word in the grid with its definition, meaning description or synonym. 1. The combining of separate elements or substances to form a coherent whole 2. Clearness of thought or style; lucidity 3. To refuse politely; to cause to slope or bend downward. A. protein B. caution C. countermeasure D. biography E. synthesis F. visualize G. molecular H. crystal I. clarity J. rotate K. decline L. acoustic M. furious N. refuge O. deftly _E_ _ I_ _K_ 4. Fundamental components of all living cells and include many substances, such as enzymes, hormones, and antibodies, that are necessary for the proper functioning of an organism 5. Full of or characterized by extreme anger; raging A. protein B. caution C. countermeasure