The Butterfly Effect: Cause and Consequences
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The Butterfly Effect: Cause and Consequences

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Questions and Answers

Eckels asked if it would pay to touch the grass during their journey.

False

The Path they are on is sterilized to prevent the introduction of modern bacteria into the ancient atmosphere.

False

The Time Travelers wear oxygen helmets to protect themselves from the ancient atmosphere.

True

The theory is that a small action can cause a significant change in the future.

<p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Machine is capable of preventing changes to the timeline.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

Queen Elizabeth's existence is directly dependent on the survival of a single mouse.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Time Travel and the Butterfly Effect

  • Time travelers must be careful not to touch anything in the past to avoid altering the future.
  • The path is sanitized to prevent modern bacteria from contaminating the ancient atmosphere.
  • Time travelers wear oxygen helmets to protect themselves from the ancient atmosphere.
  • A small action can have significant consequences in the future.
  • The time machine is capable of preventing timeline changes.
  • The existence of historical figures, such as Queen Elizabeth, is directly related to seemingly insignificant events like the survival of a single mouse.

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Explore the concept of the butterfly effect, where small actions have significant effects on the environment and its inhabitants. This quiz delves into the interconnectedness of life forms and the potential consequences of our actions.

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