Madame Curie
1 On the eve of the International Women's day on March 8th,1994,French President Mitterrand made the announcement that Madame Curie was soon to be admitted into the Pantheon—the memorial hall of the French national decision,though coming 60 years late,is a great inspiration and gratification to the people.
2 Madam Curie,born in Warsaw,Poland in 1867,is a French professor of physics,and was taught the value of learning and raised to a patriot by her to her gender,she was not allowed admission into any Polish universities after graduating from high tually,with the monetary assistance of her elder sister,she moved to Paris and studied chemistry and physics at the Sorbonne,where she became the first woman to ough Marie was not as well prepared as her fellow students through hard work she completed master's degrees in physics and math in only three was at the Sorbonne that she met Pierre Curie who became her husband later.
3 Just think of the hardship she and her husband went through in those hundreds of days in a damp shed when they tried to extract pure me Curie had to bear both the endless obsessions of strict working style and serious attitude and the excessive heavy work which even a strong man would find hardly possible to was her mental and physical burden that Mr. Curie had sighed and said."The life we've chosen is really too hard."When the Nobel Prize for Physics was awarded to Pierre and Marie Curie in 1903,the great honor quickly changed their onne University found funds for a laboratory and Marie Curie was hired as "laboratory chief"。
4 Unfortunately,in 1906 Mr. Curie was killed in a traffic accident."It is impossible for me to express the profoundness of the crisis brought into my life by the loss of the one who had been my closest companion," Madam Curie said hed by the blow,she did not feel able to face the could not forget,however：what her husband used sometimes to say,"Even deprived of me,you ought to continue our work. She was left alone to bring up children and,at the same time,persisted in her giant research project on radium.
5 She refused alI the honors and titles that she deserved and buried herself in science received a second Nobel Prize for Chemistry in she became the first scientist in the world to win two Nobel Prizes.
6 Since man's civilization began,there have been very few women like Madame Curie who so perfectly combined the role of a scientist,a wife and joined with all readiness organization protecting the patents and copyrights of her fellow says that scientists need protection while in laboratories the way a child needs it,so that they may be free from the worries of material ,if we may say S0,is Madame Curie's transfer of maternal love to young scientists.
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of the beloved companion
B. Maternal love to the fellow scientists
C. Days of hard studies
D. Honors given by academic organizations
E. Experiments at laboratories
F. Deep commitment to scientific studies
5 Curie's parents brought her up and taught her to
6 Curie worked so hard at school to
7 Curie chose a hard life at the laboratory with her husband and she had to
8 Curie suggested that scientists should be protected to
re the extra heavy work
B. become a person who showed great loyalty to her own country
C. enjoy the pure life freely without too much material
D. refuse the honors and titles
E. complete studies as a postgraduate
F. express the significance of the crisis
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