Career Life Of Alexander Von Humboldt! Quiz

The correct answer is "All of the above." Both Humboldt University of Frankfurt and Humboldt University of Berlin were named after Humboldt.

Alexander's main course of study was geography.

The given answer suggests that the person in question has visited all the mentioned places except for Egypt.

Alexander von Humboldt's main discovery was in the field of Botanical Geography. He extensively explored and documented the plant species and their distribution across different geographical regions. His work laid the foundation for the understanding of the interconnectedness of plant life and their environment, and he is considered one of the pioneers in this field of study. His observations and findings greatly contributed to the development of the science of botany and our understanding of the natural world.

Ecuador is the only country listed that did not name a place after Humboldt. Canada has the Humboldt River, the United States has Humboldt County, and Mexico has the Humboldt Current.

Humboldt is considered to have discovered Cuba. Alexander von Humboldt, a German naturalist and explorer, visited Cuba during his scientific expedition in the early 19th century. He extensively studied the island's geography, flora, and fauna, making significant contributions to the understanding of Cuba's natural history. Humboldt's work in Cuba helped to establish him as one of the pioneers of modern scientific exploration and contributed to the scientific knowledge of the country.

The given answer is "Russia" because the question asks which countries the person visited during his career. The other options (France and England) are not mentioned in the question, so it can be inferred that the person only visited Russia.

The statement "Nature herself is sublimely eloquent" is credited to all of the above options, Heinrich Alexander and Alexander Von Humboldt. Both individuals have been known for their profound appreciation and understanding of nature, and have expressed the idea that nature speaks for itself in its beauty and complexity.

Humboldt's field of study included biogeography and Berlin Romanticism. Therefore, the correct answer is "None of the above" because all of the options listed were actually part of Humboldt's field of study.

All of the above species were named after Humboldt. This suggests that there are species of Lily, Penguin, and Orchid that have been named in honor of Humboldt.