Question 1: Identify and correct any factual inaccuracies in the biography passage.

Answer: Correct any errors in dates, places, achievements, or facts about Marie Curie.

Question 2: Circle the correct form of the word: 'Radioactivity' or 'Radioactive' when referring to her discoveries.

Answer: Radioactivity

Question 3: Find an example of a complex sentence in the passage and underline it.

Answer: Students should identify a sentence with multiple clauses, e.g., 'Despite facing many challenges... she persisted.'

Question 4: What is the significance of Marie Curie’s contributions to science? Write a brief explanation.

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Question 5: Correct the following sentence: 'Her research not only expanded our understanding of atomic science but also paved the way for future generations of scientists.'

Answer: Provide a grammatically correct version, e.g., 'Her research not only expanded our understanding of atomic science but also paved the way for future generations of scientists.'

Question 6: Identify the tone of the biography passage. Is it formal, informal, or persuasive? Justify your answer.

Answer: It is formal and educational, as it presents factual information in a respectful manner.

Question 7: Rewrite the sentence: 'Her legacy continues to inspire countless individuals all over the world.' to make it more impactful.

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Question 8: Find and correct any punctuation errors in the passage.

Answer: Review for missing commas, periods, or misused punctuation marks and correct them accordingly.