High Five Facts - Albert Einstein

The video explores five fascinating facts about Albert Einstein. It begins with his early life, highlighting his dyslexia and early interest in magnetism. Despite leaving school at 15, he pursued education and became a teacher. He worked at a patent office, where he developed groundbreaking theories, including E=mc^2. His theory of relativity revolutionized our understanding of the universe. Einstein won the Nobel Prize in 1921, and his legacy continues to influence science. After his death, his brain was studied to understand his genius.

What inspired Albert Einstein to write his first scholarly paper?

• His fascination with a compass

• His love for languages

• His interest in astronomy

• His school teacher's encouragement

Where did Einstein train to become a teacher?

• Harvard University

• University of Berlin

• Swiss Federal Polytechnic School

• Cambridge University

In which year did Einstein publish his four groundbreaking papers?

• 1899

• 1915

• 1921

• 1905

What is the significance of the formula E=mc²?

• It explains the theory of evolution

• It is a formula for calculating speed

• It describes the relationship between energy and mass

• It is used in chemical reactions

For what achievement did Einstein receive the Nobel Prize in 1921?

• His work on the theory of relativity

• His contributions to quantum mechanics

• His discovery of the photoelectric effect

• His invention of the light bulb