A Visit to Cambridge

Who is the writer of the story “A Visit to Cambridge”?

• A. Firdaus Kanga

• B. Stephen Hawking

• C. Satyajit Ray

• D. None of the above

The author took a walking tour through __________.

• A. Oxford

• B. Harvard

• C. Cambridge

• D. Hogwarts

Stephen Hawking is a worthy successor to __________.

• A. Isaac Newton

• B. Einstein

• C. Thomas Edison

• D. None of the Above

Stephen Hawking was an __________.

• A. Neurobiologist

• B. Psychologist

• C. Astrologist

• D. Astrophysicist

For how long did Stephen Hawking’s assistant allow the writer to meet him?

• A. Ten minutes

• B. Fifteen minutes

• C. Half an hour

• D. An hour

According to the author, which account do people think differently abled people are too lazy to draw a cheque on?

• A. Bank account

• B. Sadness account

• C. Cheerful account

• D. Courage account

What advice did Stephen Hawking give to differently abled people?

• A. Concentrate on what they are good at

• B. Always learn new things

• C. Do nothing

• D. Victimise themselves

Astrophysics is study of____________.

• A. Stars, Planets

• B. Forecast

• C. Time and space

• D. Gravity

What change did the writer see in himself after the meeting?

• A. embodiment of his bravest self

• B. his future

• C. his dream

• D. all of the above

The writer expresses his great gratitude to Stephen Hawking. What is the gratitude for?

• A. The writer expresses gratitude to Stephen Hawking for his valuable time, as the scientist was his biggest inspiration in life.

• B. The writer feels and expresses his gratitude to Stephen Hawking for reading his article and making some valuable suggestions.

• C. The writer expresses his gratitude to Stephen Hawking for letting him in and sharing with him the idea of disabled Olympics.

• D. The writer is grateful to the scientist for sharing with him the idea to play guitar and expresses the same.