
Clue 1 · source detail
Fictional guide illustration · not evidence
The expeditions tested a prediction about starlight near the eclipsed Sun.
State the prediction in your own words; do not quote Einstein.
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Inspired by Albert Einstein (1879–1955) · Claims, checks and thought experiments · Grades 4–7 (proposed)
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Read the source summary, write a claim in your own words, and name one question it leaves open. This preview uses the eclipse source check only; Einstein quotations remain out.

Clue 1 · source detail
Fictional guide illustration · not evidence
State the prediction in your own words; do not quote Einstein.

Clue 2 · source detail
Fictional guide illustration · not evidence
Describe what the source summary says was measured.

Clue 3 · source detail
Fictional guide illustration · not evidence
Explain why comparing a prediction with a recorded observation is evidence.
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What a careful answer can say: The source summary reports that the 1919 expeditions found a star-position shift matching the prediction. A careful claim links that observation to the prediction without overstating what one summary alone proves.
What the evidence cannot settle: This short source check does not reproduce the original photographs, measurements, or all later debate. The two documentary quotations in the Realm stay unused pending Susan’s decision.
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