Question 3 of 30beginner💡 UnderstandMCQ1 mark
In the phrase 'celebrated Nobel Laureate,' the word 'celebrated' refers to all of the following EXCEPT someone who is
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Explanation
The word 'celebrated' means famous, renowned, highly respected, and well-regarded for achievements. It does not mean 'frequently seen in public.' A Nobel Laureate is celebrated for their scientific contributions and recognition, not for public appearances. Patrick M.S. Blackett was celebrated for his scientific achievements and Nobel Prize, not for being seen in public.