Florence Nightingale is famous for her work in the Crimean War in the middle of the 18

True/ False

1. 
   Florence Nightingale is famous for her work in the Crimean War in the middle of the 18^th century.
   
2. 
   Mary Seacole has been voted as the greatest Briton of all times by UN.
   
3. 
   The presenter has always known and admired Mary Seacole for her contribution to nursing.
   
4. 
   Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale are two names for one woman who helped soldiers during the Crimean War.
   
5. 
   Mary Seacole was originally from the UK and her mother was an expert in herbal remedies.
   
6. 
   Mary Seacole claimed that clean conditions, fresh air and good food were important in fighting cholera and most doctors of the time agreed with her.
   
7. 
   No nursing or military organizations accepted her as a volunteer nurse in London when the war started.
   
8. 
   When she returned to London after the war, she was already rich, well known and well loved by people.
   
9. 
   She earned a lot of money by writing her autobiography and lived the rest of her life in comfort.
   
10. 
    Mary Seacole was rediscovered by a British journalist who bought her book in a second hand shop.
    

True/ False

1. 
   Florence Nightingale is famous for her work in the Crimean War in the middle of the 18^th century.
   
2. 
   Mary Seacole has been voted as the greatest Briton of all times by UN.
   
3. 
   The presenter has always known and admired Mary Seacole for her contribution to nursing.
   
4. 
   Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale are two names for one woman who helped soldiers during the Crimean War.
   
5. 
   Mary Seacole was originally from the UK and her mother was an expert in herbal remedies.
   
6. 
   Mary Seacole claimed that clean conditions, fresh air and good food were important in fighting cholera and most doctors of the time agreed with her.
   
7. 
   No nursing or military organizations accepted her as a volunteer nurse in London when the war started.
   
8. 
   When she returned to London after the war, she was already rich, well known and well loved by people.
   
9. 
   She earned a lot of money by writing her autobiography and lived the rest of her life in comfort.
   
10. 
    Mary Seacole was rediscovered by a British journalist who bought her book in a second hand shop.
    

True/ False

1. 
   Florence Nightingale is famous for her work in the Crimean War in the middle of the 18^th century.
   
2. 
   Mary Seacole has been voted as the greatest Briton of all times by UN.
   
3. 
   The presenter has always known and admired Mary Seacole for her contribution to nursing.
   
4. 
   Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale are two names for one woman who helped soldiers during the Crimean War.
   
5. 
   Mary Seacole was originally from the UK and her mother was an expert in herbal remedies.
   
6. 
   Mary Seacole claimed that clean conditions, fresh air and good food were important in fighting cholera and most doctors of the time agreed with her.
   
7. 
   No nursing or military organizations accepted her as a volunteer nurse in London when the war started.
   
8. 
   When she returned to London after the war, she was already rich, well known and well loved by people.
   
9. 
   She earned a lot of money by writing her autobiography and lived the rest of her life in comfort.
   
10. 
    Mary Seacole was rediscovered by a British journalist who bought her book in a second hand shop.
    

True/ False

1. 
   Florence Nightingale is famous for her work in the Crimean War in the middle of the 18^th century.
   
2. 
   Mary Seacole has been voted as the greatest Briton of all times by UN.
   
3. 
   The presenter has always known and admired Mary Seacole for her contribution to nursing.
   
4. 
   Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale are two names for one woman who helped soldiers during the Crimean War.
   
5. 
   Mary Seacole was originally from the UK and her mother was an expert in herbal remedies.
   
6. 
   Mary Seacole claimed that clean conditions, fresh air and good food were important in fighting cholera and most doctors of the time agreed with her.
   
7. 
   No nursing or military organizations accepted her as a volunteer nurse in London when the war started.
   
8. 
   When she returned to London after the war, she was already rich, well known and well loved by people.
   
9. 
   She earned a lot of money by writing her autobiography and lived the rest of her life in comfort.
   
10. 
    Mary Seacole was rediscovered by a British journalist who bought her book in a second hand shop.
    

Answers:

1. 
   F 19^th
   
2. 
   F by BBC poll and black Briton
   
3. 
   F she learned about her recently
   
4. 
   F two different people
   
5. 
   F Jamaica
   
6. 
   F doctors thought it was ridiculous
   
7. 
   T
   
8. 
   F bankrupt
   
9. 
   T
   
10. 
    F British nurse