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美国小天才挑战伟大科学家爱因斯坦.
JACOB Barnett enjoys watching TV and playing games. In many ways, he is just like any other
12-year-old boy. But the American is different from most of you. He is a math and physics genius (天才).
Barnett has an IQ of 170. He started doing puzzles (拼版玩具) at 3. He left middle school at 8. At 12,
he taught himself calculus (代数) and geometry (几何) in two weeks. And now he is studying
astrophysics (天体物理学).
Not long ago, Barnett put a video on YouTube. In the video, he said Einstein's Theory of Relativity (相
对论) might not be true. He also talked about his understanding of the Theory of Relativity. Some famous
professors in the US said he has some good ideas.
Einstein first worked out his Theory of Relativity at 26. How about Barnett?
"I have an idea," Barnett said. "But I'm still looking for more information."
1. Why is Barnett different from most boys of his age?
A. He likes watching TV and playing games.
B. He is a talent in math and physics.
C. He can do all kinds of puzzles.
2. How did Barnett learn calculus and geometry at the age of 12?
A. He learned them all by himself.
B. He learned them from his parents.
C. He learned them from his math teacher.
3. Which of the following is TRUE?
A. Barnett believes in Einstein's Theory of Relativity.
B. Barnett doesn't understand the Theory of Relativity.
C. Barnett has his own ideas about the Theory of Relativity
