Class - XII
Albert Einstein at School
Q. Why does the biographer refer to Albert's interest in music as a comfort? 

Dear Student,

There were not many things Albert liked doing. One was studying the sciences, especially Geology and the other was playing his violin regularly, even after being stopped by the landlady daily. It tells us about the relief he must have got from all the stress at school and the commotion at the lodging. Therefore, the biographer rightly points his interest in music as his means of comfort.

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