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Tyson (see One Universe, reviewed above) directs the Hayden Planetarium in New York City. His pleasant, digressive memoir explains how he got there, what it's like to be a famous astronomer and what he thinks of his work. At first it's a story about how science education can go right. We learn that Tyson, who is African-American, grew up among tall buildings in the Bronx--but his is not a story of triumph over grinding poverty. Young Tyson got a break from the city when his father found a one-year lectureship at Harvard, and as for the electricity required to run one of his first telescopes, ""my dentist... happened to live on the nineteenth floor."" Tyson's later chapters offer memories, anecdotes and musings on astrophysics, education, politics, popular culture and even wrestling, in which Tyson competed until grad school. Tyson explains how his wrestling skills and knowledge of physics helped him end an Italian traffic jam by lifting a parked car, and how he tried to buy a meteorite but lost an auction to Steven Spielberg. In one chapter, Hollywood's science mistakes raise Tyson's ire (the film Titanic got its night sky all wrong); in the next, he discusses getting stopped by police for ""Driving While Black."" With sentences like ""The universe poured down from the sky and flowed into my body,"" Tyson may not be his discipline's best prose stylist; neither his essays nor his life match the unpredictable charm of Richard Feynman's. But he comes off very likably, and presents physics with ease and clarity. It's easy to imagine his memoir inspiring young future astrophysicists--and inspiring grownups to help them out. (Feb.)
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Explanation: A hoax is something that’s untrue, it’s deceits people purposefully so they can sometimes follow a certain path or reasoning.
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Perhaps his two most famous works were The Jew of Malta that was first performed in 1592 and Doctor Faustus. Part of the success of Marlowe's plays was the actor Edward Alleyn who was very popular at the time. Marlowe's poetical works included Hero and Leander in 1598 and The Passionate Shepherd of His Love.
Works written: Dido, Queen of Carthage, Hero ...
Theater play: Dido, Queen of Carthage
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1. Ms. Tory held Margaret's hand
2. Maizon kept Margaret from doing things
3. Margaret will try new things
4. Margaret's dad died
5. The summer had brought sadness
6. Next summer might be better
7. Margaret hoped for better times
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These parts of each sentence can be a sentence on their own and they are simple. I hope this helps.