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CITS #11

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Daniel Hale Williams known for?

a)

Inventing a medical device

b)

Founding the first non-segregated hospital in the United States

c)

Writing a medical textbook

d)

Discovering a new medicine

2.

When was Daniel Hale Williams born?

a)

January 18, 1856

b)

December 25, 1850

c)

July 4, 1856

d)

October 1, 1855

3.

Where did Daniel Hale Williams complete his education in medicine?

a)

Harvard Medical School

b)

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

c)

Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

d)

Yale School of Medicine

4.

What significant medical achievement is Daniel Hale Williams credited with?

a)

Creating the first vaccine

b)

Performing the first successful heart surgery

c)

Developing the first X-ray machine

d)

Conducting the first blood transfusion

5.

What was Omar Khayyam known for?

a)

His contributions to literature and drama

b)

His contributions to mathematics, astronomy, philosophy, and poetry

c)

His contributions to the development of medical science

d)

His contributions to the field of music and dance

6.

Which city was Omar Khayyam born in?

a)

Tehran, Iran

b)

Baghdad, Iraq

c)

Nishapur, Iran

d)

Istanbul, Turkey

7.

Who were among the people that influenced Omar Khayyam?

a)

Aristotle, Plato, and Socrates

b)

Ibn Sina, Al-Khwarizmi, and Euclid

c)

Galileo, Newton, and Kepler

d)

Rumi, Hafez, and Saadi

8.

What were the main interests of Omar Khayyam?

a)

Chemistry, Biology, and Physics

b)

Mathematics, Astronomy, and Persian literature

c)

Geography, History, and Sociology

d)

Political Science, Economics, and Law

9.

What is Stephanie Kwolek best known for?

a)

Inventing the microscope

b)

Discovering the structure of DNA

c)

Producing Kevlar, a material used in bulletproof vests

d)

Developing the first synthetic rubber

10.

What field of research was Stephanie Kwolek a pioneer in?

a)

Quantum physics

b)

Polymer research

c)

Astronomy

d)

Marine biology

11.

When was Stephanie Kwolek born?

a)

July 31, 1923

b)

June 18, 1914

c)

July 31, 1932

d)

June 18, 2014

12.

Where did Stephanie Kwolek pass away?

a)

New Kensington, Pennsylvania

b)

Wilmington, Delaware

c)

New York City, New York

d)

Los Angeles, California

13.

What did Karl Landsteiner receive the Nobel Prize for?

a)

The discovery of the polio vaccine

b)

The development of the first antibiotic

c)

The discovery of the major blood groups and the development of the ABO system

d)

The invention of the microscope

14.

In which year was Karl Landsteiner awarded the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine?

a)

1923

b)

1930

c)

1945

d)

1952

15.

When was Karl Landsteiner born?

a)

June 14, 1868

b)

July 14, 1868

c)

June 14, 1886

d)

July 14, 1886

16.

Where did Karl Landsteiner die?

a)

Vienna, Austria

b)

Berlin, Germany

c)

New York, USA

d)

London, England

17.

When was Ada Lovelace born?

a)

December 10, 1815

b)

November 27, 1852

c)

December 10, 1852

d)

November 27, 1815

18.

What did Ada Lovelace discover about computers?

a)

That computers could only calculate numbers

b)

That computers could not follow a sequence of instructions

c)

That a computer could follow a sequence of instructions, or a program

d)

That computers were not capable of making complex calculations

19.

What is Ada Lovelace considered to be?

a)

The first computer engineer

b)

The first computer scientist

c)

The first computer programmer

d)

The first computer analyst

20.

What is James Clerk Maxwell most famous for?

a)

His theory of relativity

b)

His theory of electromagnetism

c)

His work on gravity

d)

His discovery of the electron

21.

Which of the following theories is considered to have been paved by James Clerk Maxwell's work?

a)

Germ theory of disease

b)

Quantum mechanics and Einstein's theory of special relativity

c)

Plate tectonics

d)

Evolution by natural selection

22.

When was James Clerk Maxwell born?

a)

June 13, 1831

b)

May 22, 1859

c)

July 1, 1646

d)

December 25, 1642

23.

Where did James Clerk Maxwell die?

a)

Edinburgh, Scotland

b)

Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England

c)

London, England

d)

Glasgow, Scotland

24.

Who was the first person to formulate a complete statement of the continental drift hypothesis?

a)

Charles Darwin

b)

Marie Tharp

c)

Alfred Wegener

d)

James Hutton

25.

What did Alfred Wegener notice that led him to speculate about the existence of a supercontinent?

a)

The similarity in the coastlines of eastern South America and western Africa

b)

The distribution of deserts across the world

c)

The patterns of the ocean currents

d)

The climate differences between the northern and southern hemispheres

26.

What was the name of the supercontinent that Alfred Wegener speculated had once existed?

a)

Gondwanaland

b)

Laurasia

c)

Pangaea

d)

Eurasia

27.

When was Alfred Wegener's theory of continental drift finally acknowledged in the context of plate tectonics?

a)

1915

b)

1930

c)

1950

d)

1960s