English, asked by amuljs1985, 5 months ago

who helped Richard to work on various
Progres?
What is Richards work in a science fair?
What
are the other interest of Ebright
According to him, what is the blue print for
life​

Answers

Answered by kunalchaprana143
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Explanation:

Question 1.

How did Ebright’s mother help him ? [Board Term-II, 2012 Set EL (62015)]

Answer:

Ebright’s mother was a great help to him. She always encouraged his interest in learning and finding more. She took him out on trips. In fact, she also bought him a telescope, a microscope, cameras, mounting materials and other equipments that helped him in many ways.

Question 2.

How did Richard’s mother help him to become a scientist? [Board, Term-II, 2014 Code-2/1/3]

Answer:

Richard’s mother was a vigilant parent who keenly observed her child, identified his interests and inclinations and channelized his energies in the right direction. She very deftly kept him occupied with learning activities which was a constructive use of the leisure time. She bought him books to kindle his curiosity and thus provided the impetus towards scientific interests. She thereby played a significant role in ‘the Making of a Scientist’.

Question 3.

What experiments and projects did Ebright undertake ? [Board Term-II, 2012 Set EL (2020)][NCERT]

Answer:

Richard Ebright decided to conduct real experiments after he did not win anything in the science exhibition. He tried to find the cause of a viral disease that kills nearly all Monarch caterpillars every few years. After that he also began his research into the discovery of an unknown insect Monarch.

Question 4.

Why did Richard Ebright raise a flock of butterflies ? [Board, Term-II, 2014 Code-2/1]

Answer:

Richard Ebright as a child had developed a keen interest for collecting things like rocks, fossils, coins and

butterflies. By the time he reached his second grade, he had collected all the twenty-five species of butterflies found in Pennsylvania. When his mother bought him the book, ‘The Travel of Monarch V’, it rekindled his curiosity in the insects. He also started tagging the Monarch’s at the behest of the author Dr. Tredrick A. Urgu Hart. Later he researched the significance of the hormone in the yellow spots of its pupa which won him great recognition in the world of science.

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