1. When did William Faulkner get Nobel Prize for Literature?
a) 1941
b) 1949
c) 1945
d) 1938

2. When was William Faulkner born?
a) 3 February 1864
b) 17 May 1862
c) 25 September 1897
d) 30 December 1865

3. Where was William Faulkner born?
a) New Albany
b) Springfield
c) New Orleans
d) Baton Rouge

4. Which air force did William Faulkner join?
a) U. S. Air Force
b) Australian Air Force
c) Mexican Air Force
d) British Royal Air Force

5. When did William Faulkner publish The Marble Faun?
a) 1920
b) 1924
c) 1916
d) 1912

6. Which novel of William Faulkner was published in 1929?
a) The Sound and the Fury
b) Mosquitoes
c) Soldier’s Pay
d) The White Rose of Memphis

7. Which novel of William Faulkner is about pilots?
a) Sanctuary
b) Light in August
c) Pylon
d) Flags in the Dust

8. Which department of USA sent William Faulkner to Japan?
a) Defence
b) Labour
c) Commerce
d) State

9. When did William Faulkner die?
a) 18 January 1956
b) 3 June 1958
c) 6 July 1962
d) 12 November 1965

10. Where did William Faulkner die?
a) Byhalia
b) Hernando
c) Tunica
d) Aberdeen

William Faulkner Quiz Answers

1. When did William Faulkner get Nobel Prize for Literature?
b) 1949

2. When was William Faulkner born?
c) 25 September 1897

3. Where was William Faulkner born?
a) New Albany

4. Which air force did William Faulkner join?
d) British Royal Air Force

5. When did William Faulkner publish The Marble Faun?
b) 1924

6. Which novel of William Faulkner was published in 1929?
a) The Sound and the Fury

7. Which novel of William Faulkner is about pilots?
c) Pylon

8. Which department of USA sent William Faulkner to Japan?
d) State

9. When did William Faulkner die?
c) 6 July 1962

10. Where did William Faulkner die?
a) Byhalia

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1. When did Hans Spemann get Nobel Prize for Medicine?
a) 1935
b) 1929
c) 1945
d) 1948

2. When was Hans Spemann born?
a) 27 June 1869
b) 8 March 1872
c) 6 August 1861
d) 1 November 1868

3. Where was Hans Spemann born?
a) Heidelberg
b) Stuttgart
c) Munich
d) Wurzburg

4. When did Hans Spemann work at the Zoological Institute of Wurzburg?
a) 1912-1914
b) 1882-1886
c) 1888-1890
d) 1894-1908

5. Where was Hans Spemann professor?
a) Berlin
b) Frankfurt
c) Rostock
d) Amsterdam

6. When was Hans Spemann director of Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Biology?
a) 1914-1919
b) 1910-1912
c) 1902-1904
d) 1905-1908

7. Where did Hans Spemann occupy chair of zoology?
a) Rotterdam
b) Stuttgart
c) Rostock
d) Freiburg

8. What did Hans Spemann discover?
a) Embryonic induction
b) Human blood groups
c) Insulin
d) Vitamin K

9. When did Hans Spemann die?
a) 1 January 1952
b) 7 June 1948
c) 12 September 1941
d) 23 December 1945

10. Where did Hans Spemann die?
a) Essen
b) Freiburg
c) Dusseldorf
d) Hamburg

Hans Spemann Quiz Answers

1. When did Hans Spemann get Nobel Prize for Medicine?
a) 1935

2. When was Hans Spemann born?
a) 27 June 1869

3. Where was Hans Spemann born?
b) Stuttgart

4. When did Hans Spemann work at the Zoological Institute of Wurzburg?
d) 1894-1908

5. Where was Hans Spemann professor?
c) Rostock

6. When was Hans Spemann director of Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Biology?
a) 1914-1919

7. Where did Hans Spemann occupy chair of zoology?
d) Freiburg

8. What did Hans Spemann discover?
a) Embryonic induction

9. When did Hans Spemann die?
c) 12 September 1941

10. Where did Hans Spemann die?
b) Freiburg

1. When did Arthur Harden win Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
a) 1912
b) 1905
c) 1929
d) 1907

2. When was Arthur Harden born?
a) 12 October 1865
b) 5 June 1864
c) 2 September 1861
d) 15 January 1862

3. Where was Arthur Harden born?
a) Bristol
b) Manchester
c) Surrey
d) Ipswich

4. When did Arthur Harden join Manchester University?
a) 1900
b) 1896
c) 1898
d) 1888

5. At which university did Arthur Harden become professor in 1912?
a) Westminster
b) London
c) Liverpool
d) Oxford

6. When was Arthur Harden’s Alcoholic Fermentation published?
a) 1920
b) 1916
c) 1911
d) 1908

7. Of which magazine was Arthur Harden joint editor?
a) The Biochemical Journal
b) Christian Science Monitor
c) Science Today
d) The Wanderer

8. For what did Arthur Harden win Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
a) Work on typhus
b) Contributions to cancer research
c) Work on disperse systems
d) Work on the fermentation of sugar and the enzyme action involved

9. When did Arthur Harden die?
a) 15 January 1936
b) 17 June 1940
c) 14 September 1942
d) 29 December 1940

10. Where did Arthur Harden die?
a) Bourne
b) Richmond
c) Wellington
d) Plymouth

Arthur Harden Quiz Answers

1. When did Arthur Harden win Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
c) 1929

2. When was Arthur Harden born?
a) 12 October 1865

3. Where was Arthur Harden born?
b) Manchester

4. When did Arthur Harden join Manchester University?
d) 1888

5. At which university did Arthur Harden become professor in 1912?
b) London

6. When was Arthur Harden’s Alcoholic Fermentation published?
c) 1911

7. Of which magazine was Arthur Harden joint editor?
a) The Biochemical Journal

8. For what did Arthur Harden win Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
d) Work on the fermentation of sugar and the enzyme action involved

9. When did Arthur Harden die?
b) 17 June 1940

10. Where did Arthur Harden die?
a) Bourne

1. When did Wendell Stanley win Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
a) 1932
b) 1946
c) 1921
d) 1937

2. When was Wendell Stanley born?
a) 15 February 1902
b) 5 June 1898
c) 16 August 1904
d) 12 October 1902

3. Where was Wendell Stanley born?
a) Liberty
b) Delphi
c) Fowler
d) Ridgeville

4. From which university did Wendell Stanley get doctorate?
a) Maine
b) Illinois
c) Stanford
d) Rice

5. When did Wendell Stanley work at the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research?
a) 1932-1948
b) 1924-1928
c) 1929-1931
d) 1950-1954

6. When did Wendell Stanley crystallize tobacco mosaic virus?
a) 1931
b) 1926
c) 1935
d) 1947

7. For what did Wendell Stanley win Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
a) Isolation of fluorine
b) Use of isotopes as tracers
c) Work on catalysis
d) Work on viruses

8. Where was Wendell Stanley director of laboratory for virus research in 1948-1971?
a) University of California, Berkeley
b) University of California, Riverside
c) University of California, San Diego
d) California University of Pennsylvania

9. When did Wendell Stanley die?
a) 20 March 1968
b) 15 June 1971
c) 12 July 1972
d) 22 September 1966

10. Where did Wendell Stanley die?
a) Santa Barbara
b) Salamanca
c) New York
d) London

Wendell Stanley Quiz Answers

1. When did Wendell Stanley win Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
b) 1946

2. When was Wendell Stanley born?
c) 16 August 1904

3. Where was Wendell Stanley born?
d) Ridgeville

4. From which university did Wendell Stanley get doctorate?
b) Illinois

5. When did Wendell Stanley work at the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research?
a) 1932-1948

6. When did Wendell Stanley crystallize tobacco mosaic virus?
c) 1935

7. For what did Wendell Stanley win Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
d) Work on viruses

8. Where was Wendell Stanley director of laboratory for virus research in 1948-1971?
a) University of California, Berkeley

9. When did Wendell Stanley die?
b) 15 June 1971

10. Where did Wendell Stanley die?
b) Salamanca

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1. When did Karl Landsteiner win Nobel Prize for Medicine?
a) 1930
b) 1939
c) 1914
d) 1936

2. When was Karl Landsteiner born?
a) 24 January 1861
b) 14 June 1868
c) 15 September 1869
d) 30 November 1865

3. Where was Karl Landsteiner born?
a) Linz
b) Graz
c) Weiz
d) Vienna

4. Which university did Karl Landsteiner attend?
a) Leoben
b) Wolfsberg
c) Vienna
d) Spittal

5. When did Karl Landsteiner publish his discovery of human ABO blood group system?
a) 1901
b) 1904
c) 1910
d) 1906

6. For what did Karl Landsteiner win Nobel Prize for Medicine?
a) Research in cellular chemistry
b) Discovery of human blood groups
c) Work on thyroid gland
d) Discovery of the protozoans

7. Who co-discovered Rhesus System with Karl Landsteiner?
a) Emil Kocher
b) Camillo Golgi
c) Alexander Wiener
d) Albrecht Kossel

8. When did Karl Landsteiner publish The Specificity of Serological Reactions?
a) 1931
b) 1934
c) 1930
d) 1936

9. When did Karl Landsteiner die?
a) 22 March 1942
b) 26 June 1943
c) 4 July 1948
d) 6 December 1951

10. Where did Karl Landsteiner die?
a) Belvedere
b) Flemington
c) Hopewell
d) New York

Karl Landsteiner Quiz Answers

1. When did Karl Landsteiner win Nobel Prize for Medicine?
a) 1930

2. When was Karl Landsteiner born?
b) 14 June 1868

3. Where was Karl Landsteiner born?
d) Vienna

4. Which university did Karl Landsteiner attend?
c) Vienna

5. When did Karl Landsteiner publish his discovery of human ABO blood group system?
a) 1901

6. For what did Karl Landsteiner win Nobel Prize for Medicine?
b) Discovery of human blood groups

7. Who co-discovered Rhesus System with Karl Landsteiner?
c) Alexander Wiener

8. When did Karl Landsteiner publish The Specificity of Serological Reactions?
d) 1936

9. When did Karl Landsteiner die?
b) 26 June 1943

10. Where did Karl Landsteiner die?
d) New York

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1. When did Henry Dale win Nobel Prize for Medicine?
a) 1912
b) 1905
c) 1929
d) 1936

2. When was Henry Dale born?
a) 12 October 1885
b) 9 June 1875
c) 2 September 1861
d) 27 January 1862

3. Where was Henry Dale born?
a) Bristol
b) Manchester
c) London
d) Ipswich

4. Which university did Henry Dale attend?
a) Cambridge
b) Harvard
c) Liverpool
d) Oxford

5. When did Henry Dale identify histamine in animal tissues?
a) 1900
b) 1906
c) 1911
d) 1908

6. Of which organization was Henry Dale director in 1928-1942?
a) Royal Observatory
b) National Institute for Medical Research
c) Cavendish Laboratory
d) Royal Army Medical Corps

7. What did Henry Dale isolate in 1914?
a) Acetylcholine
b) Benzene
c) Chlorine
d) Plutonium

8. For what did Henry Dale win Nobel Prize for Medicine?
a) Tuberculosis research
b) Discoveries in the chemical transmission of nerve impulses
c) Work on immunity
d) Work on dioptrics in the eye

9. When did Henry Dale die?
a) 15 March 1966
b) 19 May 1970
c) 23 July 1968
d) 29 December 1972

10. Where did Henry Dale die?
a) Bourne
b) Cambridge
c) Wellington
d) Plymouth

Henry Dale Quiz Answers

1. When did Henry Dale win Nobel Prize for Medicine?
d) 1936

2. When was Henry Dale born?
b) 9 June 1875

3. Where was Henry Dale born?
c) London

4. Which university did Henry Dale attend?
a) Cambridge

5. When did Henry Dale identify histamine in animal tissues?
c) 1911

6. Of which organization was Henry Dale director in 1928-1942?
b) National Institute for Medical Research

7. What did Henry Dale isolate in 1914?
a) Acetylcholine

8. For what did Henry Dale win Nobel Prize for Medicine?
b) Discoveries in the chemical transmission of nerve impulses

9. When did Henry Dale die?
c) 23 July 1968

10. Where did Henry Dale die?
b) Cambridge

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1. When did Philipp Lenard win Nobel Prize for Physics?
a) 1903
b) 1905
c) 1904
d) 1907

2. When was Philipp Lenard born?
a) 7 November 1857
b) 7 June 1862
c) 15 May 1859
d) 9 January 1852

3. Where was Philipp Lenard born?
a) Nantes
b) La Rochelle
c) Pressburg
d) Amiens

4. To whom was Philipp Lenard assistant at Bonn University?
a) Pierre Curie
b) Maria Sklodowska
c) Niels Bohr
d) Heinrich Hertz

5. For what did Philipp Lenard win Nobel Prize for Physics?
a) Discovery of cadmium
b) Research on cathode rays
c) Discovery of X Rays
d) Research on gravity

6. At which university did Philipp Lenard teach in 1907-1931?
a) Heidelberg
b) Berlin
c) Frankfurt
d) Dusseldorf

7. When was Uber Kathodenstrahlen published?
a) 1901
b) 1896
c) 1906
d) 1904

8. Which theory did Philipp Lenard publicly denounce?
a) Theory of evolution
b) Theory of relativity
c) Theory of resonance
d) Theory of contiguity

9. When did Philipp Lenard die?
a) 4 July 1948
b) 20 May 1947
c) 22 March 1942
d) 29 December 1940

10. Where did Philipp Lenard die?
a) Aachen
b) Breslau
c) Kiel
d) Messelhausen

Philipp Lenard Quiz Answers

1. When did Philipp Lenard win Nobel Prize for Physics?
b) 1905

2. When was Philipp Lenard born?
b) 7 June 1862

3. Where was Philipp Lenard born?
c) Pressburg

4. To whom was Philipp Lenard assistant at Bonn University?
d) Heinrich Hertz

5. For what did Philipp Lenard win Nobel Prize for Physics?
b) Research on cathode rays

6. At which university did Philipp Lenard teach in 1907-1931?
a) Heidelberg

7. When was Uber Kathodenstrahlen published?
c) 1906

8. Which theory did Philipp Lenard publicly denounce?
b) Theory of relativity

9. When did Philipp Lenard die?
b) 20 May 1947

10. Where did Philipp Lenard die?
d) Messelhausen

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1. When was Eisaku Sato Prime Minister of Japan?
a) 1943-1948
b) 1964-1972
c) 1974-1977
d) 1969-1973

2. When was Eisaku Sato born?
a) 27 March 1901
b) 1 April 1900
c) 9 August 1902
d) 12 December 1903

3. Where was Eisaku Sato born?
a) Osaka
b) Kyoto
c) Fukuoka
d) Tabuse

4. From which university did Eisaku Sato graduate?
a) Okinawa University
b) Tokyo Imperial University
c) Nara University
d) Kobe University

5. What was Eisaku Sato’s portfolio in 1952?
a) Home
b) Finance
c) Construction
d) Defence

6. Which party did Eisaku Sato join in 1948?
a) Conservative
b) Liberal
c) Progressive
d) Republican

7. Which islands were returned by USA to Japan in 1972?
a) Hawaii
b) Ryukyu
c) Christmas
d) Paracel

8. When did Eisaku Sato get Nobel Prize for Peace?
a) 1986
b) 1977
c) 1974
d) 1994

9. When did Eisaku Sato die?
a) 23 February 1984
b) 3 June 1975
c) 5 July 1979
d) 6 November 1995

10. Where did Eisaku Sato die?
a) Tokyo
b) Akita
c) Kochi
d) Nagasaki

Eisaku Sato Quiz Answers

1. When was Eisaku Sato Prime Minister of Japan?
b) 1964-1972

2. When was Eisaku Sato born?
a) 27 March 1901

3. Where was Eisaku Sato born?
d) Tabuse

4. From which university did Eisaku Sato graduate?
b) Tokyo Imperial University

5. What was Eisaku Sato’s portfolio in 1952?
c) Construction

6. Which party did Eisaku Sato join in 1948?
b) Liberal

7. Which islands were returned by USA to Japan in 1972?
b) Ryukyu

8. When did Eisaku Sato get Nobel Prize for Peace?
c) 1974

9. When did Eisaku Sato die?
b) 3 June 1975

10. Where did Eisaku Sato die?
a) Tokyo

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1. When did John Northrop win Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
a) 1942
b) 1946
c) 1949
d) 1937

2. When was John Northrop born?
a) 15 January 1892
b) 5 June 1884
c) 5 July 1891
d) 12 October 1895

3. Where was John Northrop born?
a) Ripley
b) Bath
c) Clayton
d) Yonkers

4. Which university did John Northrop attend?
a) Columbia
b) Notre Dame
c) Regent
d) Yale

5. When did John Northrop receive his doctorate?
a) 1920
b) 1915
c) 1911
d) 1908

6. For what did John Northrop win Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
a) Work on sugar and purine syntheses
b) Purifying and crystallizing certain enzymes
c) Work on disperse systems
d) Laws of chemical dynamics

7. What did John Northrop crystallize?
a) Glycine
b) Alanine
c) Serine
d) Pepsin

8. When did John Northrop isolate the first bacterial virus?
a) 1920
b) 1935
c) 1938
d) 1928

9. When did John Northrop die?
a) 10 March 1976
b) 27 May 1987
c) 12 July 1982
d) 27 November 1980

10. Where did John Northrop die?
a) Kayenta
b) Winslow
c) Wickenberg
d) Parker

John Northrop Quiz Answers

1. When did John Northrop win Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
b) 1946

2. When was John Northrop born?
c) 5 July 1891

3. Where was John Northrop born?
d) Yonkers

4. Which university did John Northrop attend?
a) Columbia

5. When did John Northrop receive his doctorate?
b) 1915

6. For what did John Northrop win Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
b) Purifying and crystallizing certain enzymes

7. What did John Northrop crystallize?
d) Pepsin

8. When did John Northrop isolate the first bacterial virus?
c) 1938

9. When did John Northrop die?
b) 27 May 1987

10. Where did John Northrop die?
c) Wickenberg

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King – An entertaining and educative novel by Vincent Augustine D’souza.

1. When was Bertrand Russell born?
a) 4 March 1868
b) 18 May 1872
c) 9 August 1881
d) 14 November 1869

2. Where was Bertrand Russell born?
a) Cardiff
b) Greenwich
c) Trelleck
d) Windsor

3. Which college did Bertrand Russell attend?
a) Pembroke College
b) Trinity College
c) Christ’s College
d) St. Xavier’s College

4. When did Bertrand Russell publish German Social Democracy?
a) 1874
b) 1888
c) 1896
d) 1882

5. How many months did Bertrand Russell spend in prison for opposing World War I?
a) Two
b) Four
c) Six
d) Eight

6. Where was Bertrand Russell in 1938-1944?
a) Russia
b) Australia
c) Canada
d) USA

7. When did Bertrand Russell get Nobel Prize for Literature?
a) 1932
b) 1939
c) 1945
d) 1950

8. Whom did Bertrand Russell marry in 1952?
a) Alys Pearsall Smith
b) Dora Black
c) Edith Finch
d) Patricia Spence

9. When did Bertrand Russell die?
a) 2 February 1970
b) 1 June 1968
c) 15 July 1972
d) 15 December 1975

10. Where did Bertrand Russell die?
a) Oxford
b) Winchester
c) Rochester
d) Penrhyndeudraeth

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Bertrand Russell Quiz Answers

1. When was Bertrand Russell born?
b) 18 May 1872

2. Where was Bertrand Russell born?
c) Trelleck

3. Which college did Bertrand Russell attend?
b) Trinity College

4. When did Bertrand Russell publish German Social Democracy?
c) 1896

5. How many months did Bertrand Russell spend in prison for opposing World War I?
c) Six

6. Where was Bertrand Russell in 1938-1944?
d) USA

7. When did Bertrand Russell get Nobel Prize for Literature?
d) 1950

8. Whom did Bertrand Russell marry in 1952?
c) Edith Finch

9. When did Bertrand Russell die?
a) 2 February 1970

10. Where did Bertrand Russell die?
d) Penrhyndeudraeth

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