Nobel Prize

Part 1.

 Q.1. When was the first Nobel Prize awarded ?

A. In Year 1901

B. In Year 1891

C. In Year 1899

D. In Year 1905

Ans. In year 1901


Q.2. Nobel prize is awarded by Country ?

A. Sweden

B. Holland

C. England

D. Germeny

Ans. Sweden


Q.3. First Nobel prize winner of India ?

A. Rabindranath Tagore

B. Mother Teressa

C. C.V Raman

D. Har Gobind Khorana

Ans. Rabindranath Tagore


Q.4. Nobel Prize is given in memory of

A. Sam Nobel

B. Allan Nobel

C. Alfred Nobel

D. Samual Nobel

Ans. Alfred Nobel


Q.5. Name the persons who rejected Nobel prizes. [Select 2 Options]

A. Paul Krugman

B. Jean Paul Sartre

C. Mother Teressa

D. Le Duc Tho

Ans. Jean Paul Sartre and Le Duc Tho


Q.6. Which of the following lady won Nobel prize in two fields Physics as well as Chemistry ?

A. Marie Curie

B. Elizabeth H Blackburn

C. Herta Müller

D. Maria Goeppert Mayer

Ans. Marie Curie


Q.7. Which country gains most of the Nobel Prizes in the field of Economics ?

A. Germany

B. USA

C. India

D. UK

Ans. USA


Q.8.Who from the following is an awardee of both the Nobel Prize and Bharat Ratna ?

A. C V Raman

B. Rabindranath Tagore

C. Mother Teresa

D. Mahatma Gandhi

Ans. Mother Teresa


Q.9. In which city Nobel Peace Prize is awarded?

A. Brussels

B. Geneva

C. Oslo

D. Stockhlm

Ans. Oslo


Q.10. Sir C.V. Raman was awarded Nobel Prize for his work on:

A. Sonometer

B. Cryogenics

C. Scattering of Light

D. Radio activity


Ans. Scattering of Light

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