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The Life and Legacy of Marie Curie
Test your knowledge on the life and groundbreaking scientific achievements of the twice-over Nobel laureate, Marie Curie.
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- 01In which country was Marie Curie born?
- 02Marie Curie is famous for being one of the very few people to win a Nobel Prize in two different scientific fields. What were these two fields?
- 03Along with her husband Pierre, Marie Curie discovered two new chemical elements. One was Polonium. What was the other?
- 04What was Marie Curie's birth name?
- 05Marie Curie moved to Paris to continue her higher education at which famous university?
- 06Marie Curie's death from aplastic anemia is widely believed to have been caused by long-term exposure to what?
- 07During World War I, Marie Curie developed mobile radiography units to help army surgeons. What were these units nicknamed?
- 08In what year did Marie Curie win her first Nobel Prize, which she shared with her husband Pierre and Henri Becquerel?
- 09The Curie family legacy continued when her daughter, Irène Joliot-Curie, also won a Nobel Prize. In which field did she win?
- 10What scientific term did Marie Curie coin to describe the phenomenon of emitting rays from elements like uranium?
- 11After her husband's tragic death, Marie Curie took his place at the Sorbonne, becoming the first woman to hold what position there?
- 12The element Polonium, discovered by the Curies, was named in honor of what?
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Surprised by how many I got right.
I'm terrible at this category.
Not bad for a first attempt.
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I'm never typing that one again.