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Copenhagen Test | Final Test - Medium

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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Heisenberg claim that Bohr is illustrating as he discusses the aforementioned problem?
(a) Uncertainty
(b) Schrödinger’s cat
(c) Complementarity
(d) Wave mechanics

2. What did Heisenberg do in Japan?
(a) He climbed a pagoda
(b) He jumped off a building
(c) He participated in a tea ceremony
(d) He observed the spring flowers

3. What does Margrethe think that Heisenberg will never know?
(a) What is in his heart
(b) Whom he really loves
(c) The reason he left Copenhagen
(d) The reason he came to Copenhagen

4. What non-scientific talent of Kramers’ do Heisenberg and Bohr discuss?
(a) He played the piano
(b) He played the cello
(c) He was a good swimmer
(d) He skied well

5. What is Bohr’s conception of the work that the two scientists did together in the 1920s?
(a) They made science accessible to all
(b) They proved the existence of God
(c) They solved the mystery of the atom
(d) They put man at the center of the universe

Short Answer Questions

1. What was Bohr and Heisenberg’s collaboration called?

2. To whom do the scientists compare Einstein?

3. Who was with Bohr when he worked out complementarity?

4. In Heisenberg’s illustration of his theory, what or who is the nucleus?

5. What is Heisenberg’s response to Bohr’s criticism of his thought process?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Bohr react during the events of Christian’s death?

2. What tendency does Bohr claim that Margrethe has?

3. What did people think about Heisenberg’s reaction to Schrödinger’s mechanics?

4. What would have happened if Heisenberg’s reactor had gone critical?

5. What is Heisenberg’s plan (according to him, in present day) for talking to Bohr about the atomic project?

6. How much more time did Heisenberg think he needed to make his reaction work?

7. What could have happened to the reactor in Haigerloch?

8. What was strange about the cadmium that Heisenberg had in Haigerloch?

9. How did Heisenberg make revisions to his uncertainty paper?

10. What did Heisenberg tell minor Nazi officials?

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