How much you know about famous female scientists from the world?

Female Scientists that have established their name and achievements through their work.

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Mae Carol Jemison an American physician was the first African American woman to?

Head the Harvard Medical School

Land on the Moon

Head the World Health Organisation

Travel in Space

Anna Freud is a?

Medical Researcher

physicist

biologist

psychoanalyst

Margaret Mead became world famous in the field of?

Anthropology

Sociology

Geology

Bioethics

Jane Goodall is famous for studying what animal?

Dolphins

Orangutans

Chimpanzee

Sharks

Grace Murray Hopper was a world class American Mathematician and Computer Scientist but she was also?

knighted by the English Queen

first female Air Traffic Controller

first female Rear Admiral

an Olympic athelete

Florence Sabin used microscopes to study?

germ transmission

the human lymph system

skin cells and skin caner

rare plants and flowers

Between 1901 and 2009 a Nobel Prize has been awarded to a woman how many times?

In 2004 Linda B. Buck won a Nobel prize in?

Literature

Peace

Physics

Physiology or Medicine

Dixie Lee Ray became?

a leading authority on Virus Transmission

the main collaborator of Stephen Hawking

Editor of Science magazine

chairperson of the Atomic Energy Commission

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