Einstein in America

According to the text, where is the individual lost in the achievements of the many?

• America

• Asia

• Europe

• Africa

What is America beginning to be the world leader in, according to the text?

• Music

• Art

• Scientific investigation

• Literature

What is the American scholarship described as in the text?

• Rigid and uncooperative

• Unfocused and unproductive

• Patient and inspiring

• Impatient and uninspiring

What do too many people look upon Americans as, according to the text?

• Science enthusiasts

• Dollar chasers

• Intellectuals

• Artists

What is the American student interested in, according to the text?

• His task, the object of the search

• Success as such

• Dollars

• Fame

What does the author believe is unjustified in the text?

• The American scholarship

• The American devotion to science

• The pursuit of knowledge

• The cult of individual personalities

What does the author believe is a welcome symptom in an age commonly denounced as materialistic?

• Intellectual and moral sphere

• Dollar chasing

• Knowledge and justice

• Wealth and power

According to the text, where is the idealistic outlook particularly prevalent?

• Africa

• Europe

• Asia

• America

What does the author believe is ranked above wealth and power by a large section of the human race?

• Intellectual and moral sphere

• Knowledge and justice

• Wealth and power

• Dollar chasing

What does the author's experience teach him about the idealistic outlook?

• It is particularly prevalent in Europe

• It is particularly prevalent in Asia

• It is particularly prevalent in America

• It is particularly prevalent in Africa