True or False?

In 1917, when xenophobia was a considerable problem in the United States, Komako Kimura marched down Fifth Avenue. Kimura was a Japanese suffragist and marched stalwartly for the right for women to vote. In Japan, her writing on women’s rights was frequently quashed and she was even banned from having meetings in public places.

Robert Hooke unknowingly discovered plant cells. In 1665, he used a compound microscope to examine a wide variety of objects. On observing the surface of a cork, he noted down 'pores', which were in fact plant cells!

Do you like word searches? The word search was born on 1 March 1968! It was designed and published by Norman E. Gibat and became a hit! Not only are they fun to play, but word searches help boost memory and brain health. Studies have even shown that they can help prevent against dementia!