1. Feynman was born in 1918, in Queens, New York. His family believed in a deity. What was the family religion? Sikhism Mormonism Roman Catholicism Judaism

2. Richard Feynman was a contributing physicist to the ______ Project. Answer: (One Word (Developing a Bomb))

3. Richard Feynman popularised a particular teaser in one of his books. He wanted to know what would happen to the direction of a particular object after it had been fully submerged in water. What was this particular object? Spinning Top Fan Pendulum Sprinkler

4. Which American university refused to accept Feynman due to the fact that they implemented a particular, now discriminatory, quota? Harvard Columbia Yale Brown

5. Feynman, like many other physicists, was very witty. There exists an abundance of quotes on a myriad of different topics. One such quote referred to how easy it is to fool humankind. Who did he say should be thought of as the easiest person to fool? Albert Einstein The monarch The person themselves The president

6. What is the missing word in the following Feynman quotation? - "It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn't matter how smart you are. If it doesn't agree with _______, it's wrong." Experiment Time Physics Quantum Electrodynamics

7. "The theoretical broadening which comes from having many ______ subjects on the campus is offset by the general dopiness of the people who study these things." What is the missing word in this controversial quote? Humanities Pointless Language Rote Based

8. In which year did Richard Feynman win the Nobel Prize in Physics? 1965 1958 1972 1960

9. Richard Feynman was a recipient of the ?rsted Medal. True False

10. Who was the biographer of Feynman, responsible for the publication of the biography, 'Genius: The Life and Science of Richard Feynman'? Eric Kosheen Andrew Morton James Gleick Jurgen Neffe