Scientist Robert Goddard writes an equation on a chalkboard.

Goddard, in need of financial support for his rocket research, prepares a review of his work and submits it to various scientific foundations. The Smithsonian Institution recognizes the brilliance of his presentation and awards him an initial grant of $5000.

What did Goddard realize was necessary for the continuation of his rocket research?

• More time

• Financial support

• New technology

• Additional manpower

What action did Goddard take to seek financial assistance?

• He started a crowdfunding campaign

• He sold his inventions

• He prepared a review of his work

• He applied for a bank loan

To whom did Goddard submit his work for financial support?

• Educational institutions

• Scientific foundations

• Government agencies

• Private investors

How did the Smithsonian Institution respond to Goddard's presentation?

• They praised it as brilliant

• They requested more information

• They criticized it

• They ignored it

What was the initial financial award given to Goddard by the Smithsonian Institution?

• $5000

• $3000

• $7000

• $1000