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Read the following extract and answer the questions that follow in one or two lines

each.

At the age of two-and-a-half, Einstein still wasn’t talking. When he finally did learn to speak,

he uttered everything twice. Einstein did not know what to do with other children, and his

playmates called him “Brother Boring”.

(a) Why does the writer point out that Einstein wasn’t talking till the age of two-

and-a-half?

(b) How did Einstein speak when he finally started talking?

(c) Why was Einstein called “Brother Boring” by his playmates?

(d) Which other word has been used for ‘speak’ in this extract​

Answers

Answered by harsahaisharma1984
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  1. the writer pointing out that Einstein was not talking Till the age of of Two and a Half because Einstein was not learn how to speak and talking with others and it is not common in normal child
  2. Einstein uttered everything twice when he finally started talking
  3. Einstein called ''brother boring'' by his playmates because he uttered everything twice and don't like to play with friends like a common child. he likes to play with mechanical toys
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Answered by chahattoshniwal222
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Answer:

(a) The writer points out that Einstein wasn’t talking till the age of two-and-a-half to clarify that outwardly his growth parameters were slower as compared to other children of his age.

(b) When Einstein finally started talking, he used to utter everything twice. This indicated that his speech pattern was unlike what is usually found in young children.

(c) Einstein’s playmates called him “Brother Boring” because he was shy, slow, introvert and did not know the art of interacting with others.

(d) The other word used for ‘speak’ is ‘utter’.Einstein hated the school’s regimentation and often clashed with his teachers. At the age of 15, Einstein felt so stifled there that he left the school for good.

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