Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman! Quiz

Richard Feynman

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Part 1: He Fixes Radios by Thinking!

Part 1: String Beans

Part 1: Who Stole the Door?

Part 1: Latin or Italian

Part 1: Always Trying to Escape

Part 1: The Chief Research Chemist at the Metaplast Corportation

Part 2: Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman

Part 2: Meeeeeeeeee!

Part 2: A Map of the Cat?

Part 2: Master Minds

Part 2: Mixing Paints

Part 2: A Different Box of Tools

Part 2: Mindreaders

Part 2: The Amateur Scientist

Part 3: Fizzled Fuses

Part 3: Testing Bloodhounds

Part 3: Los Alamos from Below

Part 3: Safecracker Meets Safecracker

Part 3: Uncle Sam Doesn't Need You!

Part 4: The Dignified Professor

Part 4: Any Questions?

Part 4: I Want My Dollar!

Part 4: You Just Ask Them?

Part 4: Lucky Numbers

Part 4: O Americano, Outra Vez

Part 4: Man of a Thousand Toungues

Part 4: Certainly, Mr. Big

Part 4: An Offer You Must Refuse

Part 5: Would you solve the Dirac Equation?

Part 5: The Seven Percent Solution

Part 5: Thirteen Times

Part 5: Sounds Greek to Me

Part 5: But is it Art?

Part 5: Is Electricity Fire?

Part 5: Judging Books by Their Covers

Part 5: Alfred Nobel's Other Mistake

Part 5: Bringing Culture to the Physicists

Part 5: Found Out in Paris

Part 5: Altered States

Part 5: Cargo Cult Science

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Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman! Quiz

Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman! Quiz

Feynman told the woman from Denmark after the Nobel dinner that they could talk about physics because everybody ___________. (from Part 5: Alfred Nobel's Other Mistake)

Feynman has a long fascination with hallucinations and _____________. (from Part 5: Altered States)

Who helps Feynman at the airport in North Carolina when he attends a conference at the university there? (from Part 5: Sounds Greek to Me)

Who does Feynman have to write a report for about his time in Brazil? (from Part 4: Man of a Thousand Toungues)

How many patents does Feynman "sell" to the US government? (from Part 4: I Want My Dollar!)