VI: Read the passage and then answer. (1,5 pt) Sweden's capital city is built on 14 islands and has a 700 year – old history. The oldest part of Stockholm is the Old Town. Here you can visit the Royal Palace, one of Europe's largest and most dynamic palaces. There are about 3000 people living in the Old Town today and it's a place with cafés, restaurants, shops and museums, including the Nobel Museum. Stockholm is also the city where Nobel Prizes, except for the Nobel Peace Prize, are awarded each year. On the 10 December, the day when Alfred Nobel died, the Nobel Prizė winners receive their awards from the Swedish King – a Nobel diploma, a medal, and 10 million Swedish crowns per prize. 1.What is the oldest part of Stockholm? 2.How many people are there in the Old Town today? 3.Is Stockholm also the city where Nobel Prizes are awarded each year? 4.Did the Nobel Prize winners receive their awards from the Swedish King? 5. When did Alfred Nobel die?