Question

PLZ TELL ALL THE ANSWERS OF THIS...IF DONE IN YOUR SCHOOL....
( Sophie Giemmin was a mathematical genius who lived between 1776 and 1831. She was born in
France. Her father, Ambrose Francois was a silk merchant. He and her mother, Marie German,
(2) Al the time, in France, daughters of wealthy people were given private tuition, in reading and
writing, but not maths, which they were never expected to use. Only boys went to school
(3) Sophie sent a lot of time in her father's library, reading. There she came across a story about
Archimedes, an ancient scientist, who was killed by the Romans because he was sa engrossed in
working out a math problem that he didn't notice their arrival. What was it about mathematics
that could have so captivated a man's mind? Sophie wondered. To find out, she began to read
(4) Her interest frightened her parents. They, worried that it was harmful for a female to be
engrossed in such a subject and tried to discourage her by putting out the fire when they went to
bed, and taking away all the candles in her room to prevent her from rending after bedtime.
Sophie didn't argue with parents, but she did hide candles away, and, after her parents were
sound asleep, she would get up, wrap herself in a blanket, and, work on math problems in
candlelight. One morning, her parents discovered their daughter's secret. She had fallen asleep
(5) Realising that she wasn't going to give up, her parents reluctantly agreed to allow her to study on
her own. However, they did not actively help by hiring tutors, and kept hoping that she would
outgrow her interest. Finally, understanding that this would never happen, her mother secretly
Read the following passage carefully,
were intellectuals who were active in the French Revolution.
at herdesk. It had been so cold that the ink in her bottle had frozen!
books on mathematics
provided Sophie with financial support to study maths.

Answer 1

Answer:

sorry don't know ans sorry and ☹☹☹☹☹☹☹