English Language · Reading Comprehension
In 'A Visit to Cambridge', why did the narrator feel a sense of guilt while conversing with Stephen Hawking?
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- 1Hawking had achieved great heights despite his severe physical limitations
- 2Hawking had to exert immense physical effort to respond using his computer device✓
- 3Hawking was unable to articulate his brilliant ideas effectively to the narrator
- 4Hawking was extremely busy and the narrator was wasting his valuable research time
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Hawking had to exert immense physical effort to respond using his computer device
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