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Quiz about The Fab Five
Quiz about The Fab Five

The 'Fab' Five Trivia Quiz


Not *that* Fab Five...another group. This time, people whose last names began with the letters F-a-b! See if you can't pick these fellas out of your hat! (Be advised these are all fill-in-the-blanks, with 'Fab' being the hint!)

A multiple-choice quiz by thejazzkickazz. Estimated time: 7 mins.
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Time
7 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
82,460
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
5
Difficulty
Very Difficult
Avg Score
2 / 5
Plays
564
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Question 1 of 5
1. He made little jewelled eggs for a king...who was this 'fab'ulous fellow?

Answer: (Last name acceptable...no accents on the e!)
Question 2 of 5
2. This Dutch painter, a student of Rembrandt, died young in a fire, but not before painting such classics as 'The Goldfinch' in 1654. Name that painter!

Answer: (Just the last name will do!)
Question 3 of 5
3. This famous French entomologist created marvelous paintings of wasps, bees and other tiny flying beasts, and added excellent descriptions of their behaviors as well, along with these pictorial displays. Who was this noted insect-lover?

Answer: (As before...only the last name is necessary!)
Question 4 of 5
4. French Prime Minister from 1984-86, he was a socialist with a free-market economic agenda. Who was this French fellow?

Answer: (I hate to be redundant...but, last name will do!)
Question 5 of 5
5. Known for his work in embryology and in the study of the circulatory system, he was an influence on William Harvey. Who was this 'fab'ulous Italian anatomist?

Answer: (Only his last name is required, this is a recording...)

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. He made little jewelled eggs for a king...who was this 'fab'ulous fellow?

Answer: Faberge

Peter Carl Faberge, a Russian jeweller and goldsmith, made a special series of jewelled Easter eggs for Czar Alexander III's daughter. He was exiled to Switzerland during the Russian revolution and died there in 1920.
2. This Dutch painter, a student of Rembrandt, died young in a fire, but not before painting such classics as 'The Goldfinch' in 1654. Name that painter!

Answer: Fabritius

As a result of the fire, most of his oeuvre was destroyed...only a dozen or so still exist today! Fabritius was only 32 when he died...
3. This famous French entomologist created marvelous paintings of wasps, bees and other tiny flying beasts, and added excellent descriptions of their behaviors as well, along with these pictorial displays. Who was this noted insect-lover?

Answer: Fabre

To view his work see 'The Life of the Spider', 'The Marvels of the Insect World' and 'The Insect World of J. Henri Fabre' for starters...
4. French Prime Minister from 1984-86, he was a socialist with a free-market economic agenda. Who was this French fellow?

Answer: Fabius

Fabius was appointed as PM in 1984, in the middle of an economic crisis. Apparently, he did not steer France clear of its problems...his party was defeated in the 1986 election!
5. Known for his work in embryology and in the study of the circulatory system, he was an influence on William Harvey. Who was this 'fab'ulous Italian anatomist?

Answer: Fabricius

Geronimo Fabricius, who lived during the 16th and 17th centuries, discovered the valves that direct blood towards the heart among other great observations. He also did detailed studies of chick embryos, and is considered the father of that science. William Harvey, his pupil, went on to discover that blood circulates through the body...and became the father of modern medicine.

As George Harrison would have put it...'Fab, long time ago these guys was fab'...okay, maybe he wouldn't have said that...but I did!
Source: Author thejazzkickazz

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