When Marie arrived in Paris in 1891, she studied physics at the greatest university in Europe, the Sorbonne. But how poor she wa
s! And how poorly prepared! She barely knew enough French, let alone advanced math and science, to understand the lectures. Why might the author have included these details? A. to highlight how remarkable Curie's later achievements were, considering her difficult beginnings B. to criticize the educational system of Russian-occupied Poland, which failed to prepare Curie for Paris C. to insult people who studied at other prestigious European universities D. to show that Curie would have been better off if she'd stayed in Poland
The answer is C, because a participle is a word form from a verb, for example: going, been, being, gone etc. and describing like farming man, things like that, also is going to.<span />
