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4. Who was known as the “Queen of Jazz”?
Simone Biles
Rosa Parks
Aretha Franklin
Ella Fitzgerald
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44. Who wrote the gothic novel of
Frankenstein
?
J.K Rowling
Emma Watson
Mary Shelley
Beatrix Potter
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14. What was Rosalind Franklin’s biggest achievement?
She criticized the dependence of women on marriage
She established the first nursing school in the world
She discovered the molecular structure of DNA
She became the first US woman to win 3 gold medals at a single Olympic game
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34. What were her two nationalities?
British-US
African-US
Indian-US
French-US
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Who was the writer and illustrator of many children's books, including “The Tale of Peter Rabbit”?
Millie Bobby Brown
Katherine Johnson
Beatrix Potter
Helen Mirren
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20. What was the major finding of Jane Goodall’s research of chimpanzees?
Chimpanzees can read
Chimpanzees use tools
Chimpanzees can use an iPhone
Chimpanzees like human meat
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9. Who became the first female British Prime Minister and the longest serving Prime Minister of the 20th century?
Margaret Thatcher
Florence Nightingale
Alexa Ocasio-Cortez
Agatha Christie
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22. Who worked at NASA in the 1960s?
Rosa Parks
Kamala Harris
Katherine Johnson
Emma Watson
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43. What was Ruth Bader Ginsburg best known for?
Founding the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
Writing the US Constitution
Advocating for gender equality and serving as a U.S. Supreme Court Justice
Being the first female Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
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7. Katherine Johnson was a famous actress who fought for women’s rights in 1918.
True
False
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13. Ellen Macarthur is a well-known writer.
False
True
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36. Of the following women who escaped slavery and led others to freedom through the underground railroad?
Ruby Bridges
Harriet Tubman
Rosa Parks
Michelle Obama
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24. For how long did Queen Elizabeth II reign in the United Kingdom?
65 years
80 years
60 years
70 years
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42. “Science and everyday life cannot and should not be separated”. This quote is most likely from:
Wilma Rudolph
Florence Nightingale
Rosalind Franklin
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
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31. What was her profession?
Professional model
A very famous producer
An actress, dancer and singer
Tennis professional player
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35. What was her first name?
Alise
Cathy
Joséphine
Dakota
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18. Who talked about the gender pay gap in Hollywood?
Margaret Thatcher
Jennifer Lawrence
Ellen Macarthur
Rosalind Franklin
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27. Which of the following women is a blond actress?
J.K Rowling
Ester Espósito
Margot Robbie
Emma Watson
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11. What is Josephine Baker famous for?
A singer, dancer and an actress
A French resistant with US origins
A lawyer
Being a scientist
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15. Florence Nightingale established the first nursing school in the world.
True
False
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38. Agatha Christie is one of the world's most popular gore and horror writers.
True
False
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37. Ruby Bridges was the first African American child to attend the prestigious Harvard University.
True
False
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33. When did she become a star?
in the 1980s
in the 2000s
in the 1960s
in the 1920s
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23. What musical style does Ella Fitzgerald sing?
Jazz
Rock & Roll
Pop
Reggaeton
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32. What is/was her last name?
Norris
Parker
Lawrence
Baker
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30. When was she born?
1906
1990
1999
1806
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17. Is Jennifer Lawrence the highest-paid actress in the world?
False
True
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16. How many gold medals did Wilma Rudolph win at a single Olympic Games?
1 medal
3 medals
2 medals
0 medal
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8. Who was the fastest solo sailor to navigate around the world in 2005?
Ruby Bridges
Jane Austen
Wilma Rudolph
Ellen MacArthur
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26. Who is Ruby Bridges?
A writer
A scientist
A doctor
An activist
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6. Who won an Academy Award for her performance with her role of Queen Elizabeth II in the 2006 movie “The Queen”?
Céline Dion
Kate Winslet
Hellen Mirren
Meryl Streep
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41. What did Jane Austen criticise throughout her life?
Women's dependence on marriage
The pressure placed on women to achieve unattainable standards of beauty
The marginalisation of women in the political field
The limitation of educational opportunities for women
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Which of the following is a painter?
Mae Jemison
Jacinda Ardern
Elizabeth Blackwell
Georgia O’Keeffe
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40. Who is Rima Hassan?
A pro Palestinian activist and European deputy
An English deputy
The Tunisian Prime Minister
An ecological activist, pro ocean protection
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25. Which of these women is an environmental activist?
Greta Thunberg
Nicole Jackson
Emma Watson
Malala Yousafzai
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12. “Your idea of a woman is someone who gets on a chair and shrieks if she sees a mouse. That’s all prehistorical!".
Margaret Thatcher
Joséphine Baker
Agatha Christie
Jane Austen
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19. What is Jane Goodall best known for?
Her research on chimpanzees and animal behaviour
Her collaboration with Cris MJ in the song “Gata only”
Becoming the first woman to travel to space
Discovering new species of elephants
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28. Who became the youngest woman to serve in the US Congress?
Ellen Macarthur
Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez
Joséphine Baker
Walmart Rudolph
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21. Who won a gold medal at the Olympic games?
Kamala Harris
Ella Fitzgerald
Simone Biles
Diana Spencer
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1. What is Kamala Harris known for?
She was the first woman to be elected governor of New Yor
She was the first female governor of California
The first female chief justice of the Supreme Court
She was the first female Vice President of the United States
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2. Was Kamala Harris the first black US woman and the first South Asian US person to become US Vice President?
False
True
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29. Margaret Thatcher said: “In politics, if you want anything said, ask a man. If you want anything done, ask a woman.”
True
False
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39. Who discovered the molecular structure of DNA?
Rose Marie de Neuvelle
Marie Curie
Mary Anning
Rosalind Franklin
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3. Is Simone Biles the most decorated gymnast in history? (with 11 Olympic medals and 30 World Championship medals)
False
True