What are the Nobel Prizes for?
Q: What are the Nobel Prizes for?
A: The Nobel Prizes are for the study of science and for world peace.
Q: Which fields are included in the science prizes?
A: The science prizes include Literature, Science, and Medicine.
Q: Who started the Nobel Prize?
A: Alfred Nobel started the Nobel Prize.
Q: What did Nobel's 1895 testament give money for?
A: Nobel's 1895 Testament gave money for the Prizes.
Q: Who decides who receives the Nobel Prize?
A: Different committees or academies are asked to decide who receives the prizes by the Nobel Foundation.
Q: What do people who receive a Nobel Prize called?
A: People who receive a Nobel Prize are called "Nobel laureates".
Q: When and where are the Nobel Prizes presented?
A: The awards are presented in Stockholm, Sweden, in a ceremony on December 10 which is the anniversary of Nobel's death.
