Variant: 1. Florence Nightingale was born ...
a) a poor family;
c) a very rich family;
b) a rich family;
d) a middle class family.
2. She was named after ...
a) her grandmother,
c) a queen;
b) an actress;
d) her birthplace.
3. Florence had always wanted to become ...
a) a nurse; b) a teacher; c) a doctor; d) an artist.
4. She received her nurse's training... :)
a) in England;
c) in France;
b) in Italy;
d) in Germany.
5. At the age of 34 Florence became ...
a) the head master of a school; c) a famous doctor;
b) the head of a hospital; d) a well-know musician.
6. Florence Nightingale and her nurses worked in army hospital during ...
a) a war in England;
c) a war in France;
b) a war in the Crimea; d) a war in the Balkans.
7. For her work Florence became well-known throughout ...
a) Europe;
c) the world;
b) England;
d) America.

1. Florence Nightingale was born in a) a poor family; c) a very rich family; b) a rich family; d) a middle class family. The correct answer is c) a very rich family. Florence Nightingale was born on May 12, 1820, in Florence, Italy, to a wealthy and well-connected British family. 2. She was named after a) her grandmother, c) a queen; b) an actress; d) her birthplace. The correct answer is d) her birthplace. Florence Nightingale was named after the city of Florence, Italy, where she was born. 3. Florence had always wanted to become a) a nurse; b) a teacher; c) a doctor; d) an artist. The correct answer is a) a nurse. From a young age, Florence Nightingale expressed a strong desire to become a nurse and help the sick and injured. 4. She received her nurse's training... :) a) in England; c) in France; b) in Italy; d) in Germany. The correct answer is a) in England. Florence Nightingale received her nurse's training at the Institution of Protestant Deaconesses in Kaiserswerth, Germany, and later at various hospitals in England. 5. At the age of 34 Florence became a) the headmaster of a school; c) a famous doctor; b) the head of a hospital; d) a well-known musician. The correct answer is b) the head of a hospital. At the age of 34, Florence Nightingale was appointed the superintendent of the Female Nursing Establishment of the Liverpool Workhouse Infirmary, where she implemented significant reforms and improved patient care. 6. Florence Nightingale and her nurses worked in army hospitals during... a) a war in England; c) a war in France; b) a war in the Crimea; d) a war in the Balkans. The correct answer is b) a war in the Crimea. Florence Nightingale is most famous for her service during the Crimean War (1853-1856), where she and her nurses treated the wounded soldiers in army hospitals in Crimea. 7. For her work, Florence became well-known throughout... a) Europe; c) the world; b) England; d) America. The correct answer is c) the world. Florence Nightingale's contributions to nursing and healthcare reform made her a well-known figure not only in Europe but also throughout the world. Her innovative practices and dedication to the profession significantly influenced nursing standards globally.