Very nice! I entered this text: “Whereas most of his preceding lectures simply come to an end, Feynman ends this one more philosophically, speculating that the order in the universe we see today is not a statistical fluctuation but a memory of initial conditions.”

These are the questions:

Which of the following is true?

A) Most of Feynman's lectures simply come to an end)

B) This lecture ends more philosophically)

C) Feynman speculates that the order in the universe is a statistical fluctuation)

Answer: B

What does Feynman speculate about the order in the universe?

A) That it is a statistical fluctuation)

B) That it is a memory of initial conditions)

C) That it is something else entirely)

Answer: B

What is the order in the universe?

A) Random

B) Organized

C) Unknown

Answer: B

How does Feynman end this lecture?

A) With a question)

B) With a thought)

C) With an answer)

Answer: B

What does Feynman speculate about the order in the universe we see today?

A) That it is a statistical fluctuation)

B) That it is a memory of initial conditions)

C) That it is something else entirely)

Answer: B