Sir Alexander Fleming - Scottish biologist and pharmacologist - penicillin - Nobel Prize for Medicine

Alexander Fleming Quiz

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1. When did Alexander Fleming get Nobel Prize for Medicine?
a) 1936
b) 1929
c) 1945
d) 1948

2. When was Alexander Fleming born?
a) 5 June 1901
b) 8 March 1892
c) 6 August 1881
d) 1 November 1878

3. Where was Alexander Fleming born?
a) Lochfield
b) Sydney
c) Durban
d) Christchurch

4. With whom did Alexander Fleming serve during World War I?
a) Seventh Fleet
b) Royal Air Force
c) Maratha Light Infantry
d) Royal Army Medical Corps

5. Which enzyme did Alexander Fleming identify and isolate in 1921?
a) Hydrozyme
b) Lysozyme
c) Oxidozyme
d) Isomerozyme

6. When did Alexander Fleming discover penicillin?
a) 1924
b) 1928
c) 1938
d) 1932

7. Where did Alexander Fleming teach in 1928-1948?
a) The Medical Center of Louisiana
b) Royal College of Physicians of London
c) Salerno Medical School
d) St. Mary’s Hospital Medical School

8. What did Alexander Fleming teach in 1928-1948?
a) Geometry
b) Bacteriology
c) History
d) Paediatrics

9. When did Alexander Fleming die?
a) 11 March 1955
b) 9 May 1958
c) 21 September 1962
d) 11 November 1965

10. Where did Alexander Fleming die?
a) Brussels
b) Paris
c) New Orleans
d) London

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Alexander Fleming Quiz Answers

1. When did Alexander Fleming get Nobel Prize for Medicine?
c) 1945

2. When was Alexander Fleming born?
c) 6 August 1881

3. Where was Alexander Fleming born?
a) Lochfield

4. With whom did Alexander Fleming serve during World War I?
d) Royal Army Medical Corps

5. Which enzyme did Alexander Fleming identify and isolate in 1921?
b) Lysozyme

6. When did Alexander Fleming discover penicillin?
b) 1928

7. Where did Alexander Fleming teach in 1928-1948?
d) St. Mary’s Hospital Medical School