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Howard Florey Quiz
Unraveling the Genius: The Howard Florey Quiz
Updated: Oct 25, 2023
Prepare to delve into the exceptional life of Howard Florey, the brilliant Australian pathologist whose groundbreaking work revolutionized medicine. Unearth his extraordinary discoveries in this captivating quiz that will leave you in awe.
Think you're a Howard Florey expert? Put your knowledge to the test with this challenging quiz! With 31 questions covering a wide range of topics, this is not for the faint of heart. Are you up for the challenge? Test your skills and learn something new!
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British
Australian
Canadian
American
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Walter Howard Florey
Howard Albert Florey
Howard Andrew Florey
Sir Howard Walter Florey
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Physics
Criminology
Geology
Pharmacology And Pathology
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1975
1945
1980
1950
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Ernst Chain And Sir Alexander Fleming
Albert Schweitzer
John Steinbeck
Ernest O. Lawrence
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Discovery Of DNA
Development Of Penicillin
Invention Of Insulin
Cancer Immunotherapy
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University Of Cambridge
Harvard University
University Of Oxford
University Of London
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1940
1923
1933
1925
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Rhodes Scholar
Chevening Scholarship
Marshall Scholarship
Fulbright Scholarship
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MRC Weatherall Institute Of Molecular Medicine
Nuffield Department Of Surgical Sciences
Radcliffe Department Of Medicine
Sir William Dunn School Of Pathology
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Lactase
Trypsin
Pepsin
Lysozyme
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An Adelaide Mailman
An Oxford Police Constable
A Military Soldier
A University Professor
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Vice Chancellor
Dean
Chancellor
Director
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Over 80 Million
50 Million
200 Million
100 Million
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Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies
Neil Armstrong
Prime Minister John Gorton
Queen Elizabeth II
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MacArthur Fellow
Fulbright Scholarship
Guggenheim Fellowship
Fellowship From The Rockefeller Foundation
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John Curtin School Of Medical Research
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Bourn Hall Clinic
Florey Institute Of Neuroscience And Mental Health
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2 Years
7 Years
5 Years
3 Years
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Cephalosporins And Contraception
Cancer And Genetic Diseases
HIV And Biotechnology
Influenza And Diabetes
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20 Years
10 Years
15 Years
5 Years
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He Proposed Its Establishment But Did Not Participate
No, He Did Not Contribute
He Only Contributed Financially
Yes, He Was Involved In Its Founding
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Vice President
Treasurer
President
General Secretary
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It Created A New Treatment For Diabetes
It Led To The Discovery Of A Cancer Cure
It Led To The Creation Of Another Category Of Antibiotics
It Resulted In A New Method Of Genetic Engineering
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Rector
Provost
Dean
Lecturer
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The Move To New Accommodations At Carlton House Terrace And Establishment Of Links With European Organisations
The Inclusion Of Women Into The Society
The Largest Scientific Organisation Membership Increase
The Establishment Of The Royal Society's Science Policy Centre
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Penicillin
Cancer Treatment
Oral Contraceptive Pill
Insulin
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Yes, After Failing To Find A Practical Use
No, He Did Not Discover It
Yes, Due To Excessive Side Effects
No, He And His Team Developed It Into A Drug
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In A Traffic Accident
From Cancer
From Pneumonia
From A Heart Condition
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12th January 1954
21st February 1968
23rd March 1972
31st December 1977
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Knight Of The Garter
Baron Florey
Earl Of Canberra
Duke Of Sydney
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Apr 12, 1912
Jan 23, 1934
Feb 21, 1968
Jan 5, 2004
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