Historical Milestones in Science and Law
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Who conducted the first human heart transplant operation?

  • Dr. Michael DeBakey
  • Dr. Denton Cooley
  • Dr. Christian Bernard (correct)
  • Dr. Paul Kirsh
  • What is the primary benefit of exposure to sunlight?

  • Heals skin wounds faster
  • Reduces the risk of chronic diseases
  • Converts skin oil into Vitamin D (correct)
  • Improves mental health
  • What is the purpose of a Letter of Credit (L/C) in international trade?

  • To ensure delivery of goods to the importer
  • To regulate tariffs on goods
  • To provide a loan to the exporter
  • To guarantee immediate payment to the exporter (correct)
  • Which country is Vijay Singh, the golf player, associated with?

    <p>Fiji</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What major legal safeguard was provided by the Habeas Corpus Act of 1679?

    <p>Protection against wrongful imprisonment without a charge</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Fastest Shorthand Writer

    • Dr. G.D. Bist holds the title of the fastest shorthand writer.

    Epsom (England)

    • Epsom, England is known for its association with horse racing.

    First Human Heart Transplant

    • Dr. Christian Barnard performed the first human heart transplant operation on December 21, 1967.
    • The recipient of the transplant was Louis Washkansky.

    Galileo Galilei

    • Galileo Galilei was an Italian astronomer who made significant contributions to the field.
    • He developed the telescope, a crucial advancement for astronomical observation.
    • He discovered four satellites of Jupiter, expanding our understanding of the solar system.
    • He established the principle that the movement of a pendulum produces regular time measurements, contributing to the development of accurate timekeeping mechanisms.

    Habeas Corpus Act 1679

    • The Habeas Corpus Act was a landmark legislation passed in 1679.
    • It aimed to protect individual liberties from arbitrary imprisonment.
    • It guaranteed the right of a prisoner to either a speedy trial or release on bail.
    • This Act ensured that no one could be imprisoned without a clear charge and a warrant specifying the reason for detention.

    Sunlight and Vitamin D

    • Exposure to sunlight improves health through the production of Vitamin D.
    • Ultraviolet rays from sunlight interact with skin oil, triggering the synthesis of Vitamin D.

    ### Vijay Singh

    • Vijay Singh, a renowned golfer, is a citizen of Fiji.

    Letter of Credit (L/C)

    • A letter of credit (L/C) provides a guarantee to an exporter that the importer will pay for the goods ordered.

    First Afghan War

    • The First Afghan War occurred in 1839.

    Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC)

    • The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) was initially formed by six member states:
      • Bahrain
      • Kuwait
      • Oman
      • Qatar
      • Saudi Arabia
      • The United Arab Emirates

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    This quiz explores significant milestones in science and law, such as the first human heart transplant and the Habeas Corpus Act of 1679. Test your knowledge on figures like Galileo Galilei and notable events in Epsom, England. Dive into the achievements that have shaped our understanding and governance.

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