MCQ Class 10 English Chapter 6 The Making of a Scientist Advertisement Footprints Without FeetMCQ’s For All Chapters – Footprints Without Feet Class 10th 1. At what age did Richard Ebright excite the scientific world with a new theory on how cells work?FifteenTwenty-twoEighteenTwenty-fiveQuestion 1 of 152. Where did Richard Ebright grow up?South of Boston, MassachusettsNorth of Reading, PennsylvaniaWest of Chicago, IllinoisEast of Houston, TexasQuestion 2 of 153. What was Richard Ebright’s first hobby in kindergarten?Playing footballPainting picturesCollecting butterfliesBuilding modelsQuestion 3 of 154. Besides butterflies, what else did Ebright collect?Stamps, shells, and booksRocks, fossils, and coinsPaintings, glass, and potteryBirds, feathers, and nestsQuestion 4 of 155. What book changed Richard Ebright’s life?The Life of InsectsThe Science of NatureThe Travels of Monarch XThe World of ButterfliesQuestion 5 of 156. Who wrote to Dr Frederick A.Urquhart for Ebright?His fatherHis school teacherHis friendHis motherQuestion 6 of 157. What did Dr Urquhart ask Ebright to do?Draw butterfliesTag butterfliesPhotograph butterfliesDissect butterfliesQuestion 7 of 158. How long does the butterfly-collecting season around Reading last?Four weeksSix weeksEight weeksTen weeksQuestion 8 of 159. How did Ebright raise butterflies in his basement?By drawing themBy observing them in the wildBy collecting female monarchs and their eggsBy buying them from storesQuestion 9 of 1510. How many butterflies that Ebright tagged were ever recaptured?NoneTwoFiveTenQuestion 10 of 1511. What was Ebright’s project in the seventh grade science fair?Raising monarchsSlides of frog tissuesTesting DNAStudying beetlesQuestion 11 of 1512. What did Ebright realize after losing in the seventh grade science fair?He should give up scienceHe needed a microscopeReal experiments were requiredTeachers were unfairQuestion 12 of 1513. For his eighth-grade project, what disease did Ebright try to study?A viral disease in monarch caterpillarsA bacterial disease in frogsA fungal infection in plantsA skin disease in birdsQuestion 13 of 1514. What did Ebright suspect carried the monarch caterpillar disease?WormsFliesBeetlesAntsQuestion 14 of 1515. What theory did Ebright test in the next year’s project?Butterflies do not migrateViceroys copy monarchsFrogs live longer in captivityDNA has no role in heredityQuestion 15 of 15 Loading...
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