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Which of the following lessons is/are taught by the stories of Galileo and Newton as described in this passage? I. The early bird gets the worm. II. Great minds think for themselves. III. Truth will eventually
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Which of the following lessons is/are taught by the stories of Galileo and Newton as described in this passage?

I.     The early bird gets the worm. 
II.    Great minds think for themselves. 
III.   Truth will eventually prevail.
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It would be the second and third one on ReadTheory

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Answer: III- truth will eventually prevail

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