I WONDER - What Jobs Did Albert Einstein Do?

Albert Einstein worked at a patent office in Berlin, where he had time to develop his theories. In 1905, known as his Year of Miracles, he published four groundbreaking papers, including the famous E=mc² formula. This formula shows that matter can be converted into energy, with 'c' representing the speed of light, 'e' for energy, and 'm' for mass.

Where did Einstein work that allowed him time to develop his theories?

• A library in Vienna

• A patent office in Berlin

• A laboratory in Munich

• A university in Berlin

What is the significance of the year 1905 in Einstein's life?

• It was the year he was born

• He won the Nobel Prize

• He published four groundbreaking papers

• He moved to the United States

What is the formula E=mc² used to describe?

• The gravitational force

• The relationship between energy and mass

• The theory of relativity

• The speed of sound

In the formula E=mc², what does 'c' represent?

• The speed of light

• The speed of electricity

• The speed of gravity

• The speed of sound

What are the tiny particles that make up everything in the world called?

• Molecules

• Atoms

• Matter

• Cells