Nobel's Journey and the Nobel Prize

The video narrates the life of Alfred Nobel, who loved science from a young age and worked in his father's bomb factory. After a tragic accident that killed his brother, Nobel vowed to create safer explosives, leading to the invention of dynamite. Although intended for mining, dynamite was misused in warfare, causing many deaths. Nobel, desiring peace, left his fortune to establish the Nobel Prizes, awarded to individuals who contribute significantly to humanity in various fields.

What did Nobel find beautiful and wanted to create himself?

• Music

• Paintings

• Fireworks

• Sculptures

Where did Nobel work during his early years?

• A bomb factory

• A library

• A bakery

• A school

What tragic event occurred in Nobel's life?

• He lost his job

• He lost his father

• He lost his brother in a factory explosion

• He lost his home

What was the primary purpose of dynamite when it was invented?

• For cooking

• For entertainment

• For mining

• For construction

How did some people misuse dynamite?

• For art

• For farming

• For war

• For education

What was Nobel's reaction to the misuse of dynamite?

• He was regretful

• He was indifferent

• He was pleased

• He was unaware

What did Nobel decide to do with his fortune?

• Build a museum

• Donate it to charity

• Create the Nobel Prize

• Invest in a business

Which fields are recognized by the Nobel Prize?

• Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, Literature, Peace, and Economic Sciences

• Art, Music, Dance, Theater, and Film

• Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Architecture

• Sports, Cooking, Gardening, and Fashion

What was Nobel's ultimate wish for the world?

• A peaceful world

• A world full of art

• A world of technological advancement

• A world of economic prosperity

What is the significance of the Nobel Prize today?

• It is a historical artifact

• It is a prestigious award recognizing outstanding contributions

• It is a local award given in Sweden

• It is a prize for the best fireworks