Marie Curie was a Polish-born physicist and chemist who conducted pioneering research on radioactivity. She discovered radium and polonium, A _____. She moved to France to study, where she met her husband Pierre, and together they explored uranium rays. Curie shared the Nobel Prize in Physics B _____. She was the first woman to C _____. Her discoveries earned her two Nobel Prizes: one in Physics and the other in Chemistry. Her work led to the development of X-rays, D _____. Despite health risks, E _____. Curie's work led to advancements in cancer treatment through radiation therapy. She founded institutes for radium research and mentored women in science. Born in 1867, she died in 1934 from radiation exposure, but her legacy inspires female scientists worldwide. Her daughters also became notable physicists, continuing her family's scientific tradition. 1) win a Nobel Prize 2) two radioactive elements 3) Curie continued her research until her death in 1934 4) invented the steam engine in the 18th century 5) in 1903 with her husband Pierre 6) which revolutionised medicine Fill in the gaps A-E with the numbers from the list. One option is extra.