Find the following matter in the passage and copy the missing words:(a

1.	Find the following matter in the passage and copy the missing words:(a) When he was twelve,……… school .....(b) One day he came across a book on ……(c) Faraday decided that …… scientist(d) Davy never believed ………. science ……(e) People started telling Davy that ………. discoveries, ……(f) He handed him a piece of Bavarian glass, which ……. microscopes, ……. (g) He went on to prove that ……… filings; (h) It was Maxwell who ……… equations ……
Answer» (a) When he was twelve, his mother was forced to take him out of school. (b) One day he came across a book on electricity which had been sent to his master for binding. (c) Faraday decided that day that he wanted to be a great scientist. (d) Davy never believed Faraday could do anything in the field of science. (e) People started telling Davy that of all his discoveries, the best was Faraday himself, this made him even more jealous. (f) He handed him a piece of Bavarian glass, which was used in the lenses in telescopes and microscopes, and asked him to reverse engineer it. (g) He went on to prove that these patterns were not a property of the iron filings. (h) It was Maxwell who translated Faraday’s idea into a set of equations that are now called Maxwell’s equations.

Find the following matter in the passage and copy the missing words:(a) When he was twelve,……… school .....(b) One day he came across a book on ……(c) Faraday decided that …… scientist(d) Davy never believed ………. science ……(e) People started telling Davy that ………. discoveries, ……(f) He handed him a piece of Bavarian glass, which ……. microscopes, ……. (g) He went on to prove that ……… filings; (h) It was Maxwell who ……… equations ……

Answer»

(a) When he was twelve, his mother was forced to take him out of school.

(b) One day he came across a book on electricity which had been sent to his master for binding.

(d) Davy never believed Faraday could do anything in the field of science.

(e) People started telling Davy that of all his discoveries, the best was Faraday himself, this made him even more jealous.

(f) He handed him a piece of Bavarian glass, which was used in the lenses in telescopes and microscopes, and asked him to reverse engineer it.

(g) He went on to prove that these patterns were not a property of the iron filings.

(h) It was Maxwell who translated Faraday’s idea into a set of equations that are now called Maxwell’s equations.