What is the primary focus of the last paragraph in the discussion?

Cecilia Payne's Hypothesis Acceptance Factors

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1.
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To discuss the impact of nuclear fusion.
To introduce a new scientific theory.
To explain the author's personal opinion.
To summarize the entire passage.
2.
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Why were Cecilia Payne's findings initially not accepted by her contemporaries?
They were based on incorrect data.
The concept of nuclear fusion was not understood.
Her findings contradicted established theories.
She was not a recognized scientist at the time.
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What was the key factor that led to the acceptance of Payne's hypothesis?
A change in scientific leadership.
Payne's persistence in her research.
A new scientific discovery.
The validation of nuclear fusion.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What is the main purpose of the paragraph discussing Payne's hypothesis?
To introduce a new scientific concept.
To highlight Payne's personal achievements.
To explain why her hypothesis was eventually accepted.
To criticize the scientific community.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Which option best explains the scientists' initial reaction to Payne's data interpretation?
They were supportive and encouraging.
They immediately accepted her findings.
They ignored her work completely.
They were skeptical due to a lack of understanding.
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What was the main reason for the eventual acceptance of Payne's findings?
Her findings were supported by a new theory.
The process of nuclear fusion was better understood.
Her reliance on incorrect data was corrected.
Her findings were modified by later developments.
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
Which of the following was NOT a reason for Payne's initial rejection?
Her work was ahead of its time.
Her findings contradicted existing beliefs.
Her reliance on incorrect data.
Lack of understanding of nuclear fusion.
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