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Nobel Prize

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Alfred Nobel was a:

a)

Swedish king

b)

Swedish chemist

c)

Norwegian chemist

2.

Nobel:

a)

discovered a new comet

b)

discovered a new element

c)

invented dynamite

3.

Nobel was a PHILANTROPIST. Check the meaning od the word, what do you think, who is a PHILANTROPIST?

a)

Person who loves mankind and donates money to help humanity

b)

Person who is extremely wealthy

c)

Person who is a businessman

4.

When he died, he left all his money in a trust to:

a)

establish the Nobel Prize

b)

give it to poor people

c)

give it to King of Sweden

5.

When something happens ANNUALY it means it happens:

a)

every second year

b)

twice a year

c)

once every year

6.

Nobel Prize is:

a)

annual international award

b)

annual award given only in Sweden

c)

annual award for English speaking countries only

7.

Nobel prize is given for....

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8.

Nobel Prizes are given for outstanding achievements in the fields of

a)

Chemistry

Physics

b)

Medicine

Economics

c)

Computer science

Languages

d)

Literature

Peace

e)

Sports

9.

The winners of Nobel Prize are called:

a)

philantropists

b)

Nobel winners

c)

Nobel laureates

10.

The first prizes were presented in:

a)

1801

b)

1901

c)

1991

11.

Nobel laureates receive their prizes on December 10th which is:

a)

the anniversary of Nobel's death

b)

the date when he discovered the dynamite

c)

Sweedish holiday

12.

All prizes except Peace Prize are presented in capital of Sweden- Stockholm by:

a)

The Queen of England

b)

The King of Sweden

c)

The president of Sweden

13.

The Peace Prize is given in:

a)

Oslo, by the Norwegian Nobel committee, the King of Norway isn't present

b)

Oslo, by the King of Norway

c)

Oslo, by the Norwegian Nobel committee, the King of Norway is present

14.

Nobel Prize includes sum of money, diploma and

(a)  

15.

The first and, so far, the only Serbian Nobel laureate was

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