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Stephen William Hawking was born in Oxford, on January, 8'h 1942. He is an English theoretical physicist and mathematician. Hawking has written many science books for the public, people who are not scientists. Hawking has a motor neuron disease related to his dyslexia, and because of that he cannot move or talk very well. The illness has worsened over the years, but he died in Cambridge, on March, 14'h 2018 when he was 76 years old. He used a wheelchair to move, and an Intel computer to talk for him. Furthermore, the loss of motor skills forced Hawking to become more creative. "By losing the finger dexterity of my hands, I was forced to travel through the universe in my mind and try to visualize the ways in which it worked," he later noted. Hawking long believed he could write a book about the mysteries of the universe that would .connect with the public, a task that seemed all but possible after he lost the abilities to write and speak. However, he painstakingly pressed forward with his speech synthesizer, receiving valuable assistance from students who relayed draft revisions with his editor in the U.S. via speakerphone. Hawking's vision ultimately was realized, as A Brief History of Time landed on the London Sunday Times best-seller list for 237 weeks after its publication in 1988. Stephen Hawking cannot move or talk very well. Why? A. Because he has dyslexia. B. Because he loss his finger dexterity. C. Because he has a motor neuron disease. D. Because he uses a wheelchair to move and an Intel computer to talk for him.

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