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Albert Einstein, the author of the Theory of Relativity, made a () contribution to physics in the twentieth century. .
A.separated
B.separate
C.significant
D.severe
B.separate
C.significant
D.severe
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解析：爱因斯坦一一相对论的作者，对二十世纪的物理学有极重大的买献
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