Which is an example of fact, not historical fiction?

a. Once he left school, Nikola Tesla never once doubted that he would change the world with his discoveries.

b. Marie Curie won a Nobel Prize for physics and a Nobel Prize for chemistry

c. A cool wind swirled around the Royal Institution as Michael Faraday delivered a Christmas lecture there.

d. As he performed heart surgery, Dr. Daniel Hale Williams's mind reeled back to his days working at barbershops

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Xander Vance

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21 February, 22:40

Which is an example of fact, not historical fiction?

a. Once he left school, Nikola Tesla never once doubted that he would change the world with his discoveries.

b. Marie Curie won a Nobel Prize for physics and a Nobel Prize for chemistry

c. A cool wind swirled around the Royal Institution as Michael Faraday delivered a Christmas lecture there.

d. As he performed heart surgery, Dr. Daniel Hale Williams's mind reeled back to his days working at barbershops

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Micheal Ross · Answer 1

B. Marie Curie ...

because it is simply stated fact and not something that could have been exaggerated or made up, like the other 3 answers.

Morgan Barnes · Answer 2

Correct Answer is B

Its very simple.

All of these couldve been made up but B is something that couldve happened that you could actually check.

The others could probably be true as well but they are more likely to be used to tell a story