The Theory of Everything

At the gate of the university the students are doing something VERY British. What?

• They're holding an umbrella.

• They're talking about the Royal Family.

• They're eating fish and chips.

• They're drinking tea.

We find out in the begining (5 min.) that Stephen is

• very intelligent.

• intelligent and a smartarse.

• terminally ill.

• terminally ill and highly intelligent.

It's funny how Stephen and Jane introduce themselves when they first meet. Do you remember how?

• Stewie/Janie

• Science/Arts

• Phisics/Languages

• Brainy/Pretty

At the party they (Stephen and Jane) _____________________

• drink a lot

• talk a lot

• dance

• fall out

What sports does Stephen participate in?

• ballgames

• boxing and rugby

• rowing and croquet

• no sports at all

There are 10 questions the PhD students are supposed to answer. Stephen's answers

• are silly

• make the professor look like a fool

• show he doesn't take the assignment seriously

• are outstanding and earn him the professor's appreciation

Hawking was diagnosed with a motor neuron disease

(ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease)

which affected

• his brain

• his brain and his muscles

• only lower body muscles

• his entire muscle system

According to the prognosis he

• would die in a month

• would lose control of his muscles- unable to speak, walk or breathe,

• would lose control of his brain functions- thinking, remembering, calculating

• would make a full recovery after treatment

The doctor says: "Your thoughts won't change (...)

• in the begining but your brain will cease to function eventually."

• and there will always be a way to express yourself."

• but you'll become deaf and mute."

• but eventually no one will know what they are."

Jane tells Stephen that she loves him. He, knowing the full gravity of his disease, says: _________________________________.

• "That's a false conclusion."

• "That's a false deduction."

• "I don't love you."

• "Go away!!" I need to work."