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In Chapter 2, what does Eric show George?

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Explanation:

When George’s pet pig breaks through the fence into the yard next door, George meets

his new neighbors—Annie and her scientist father, Eric—and discovers a secret key that

opens up a whole new way of looking at the world from outer space! For Eric has the

world’s most advanced computer, the superintelligent Cosmos, which can whisk George

and his friends off to any point in the universe. Suddenly George is on a roller-coaster

ride through the vastness of space—past planets, through an asteroid storm, to the very

edge of our solar system and beyond. But someone else has plans for Cosmos—plans that

will lead Eric and George into terrible danger.

About the Authors

Lucy Hawking, the daughter of Professor Stephen Hawking, is the author of two novels

and has written for many British newspapers. She lives in Cambridge with her son.

Stephen Hawking is the Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at the University of

Cambridge. He is widely regarded as one of the most brilliant theoretical physicists since

Einstein. His adult book A Brief History of Time was a huge bestseller (more than twelve

million copies sold worldwide) and is now available in more than thirty languages.

Christophe Galfard, PhD, is a former research student of Stephen Hawking and has

collaborated on the scientific story line, details, and images within the book.

How to Use This Guide

Use the pre-reading activities to build background knowledge and to activate student

interest.

Throughout the reading of the book, discuss the meanings of the vocabulary words.

Students may want to keep a list of these words in a notebook as they read.

During and after reading, use the discussion questions to stimulate scientific inquiry and

literary analysis. These questions cover various subject areas, from language arts to

chemistry, making them perfect prompts for cross-curricular lessons. Most of them relate

to a specific page in the book and assume that students have read at leas

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