I don't know how you defined normal exactly (there are various equivalent definitions). But a very useful characterization is the following: if ##K## is normal over ##L## and if ##P(X)## is a irreducible polynomial over ##L## that has a root in ##K##, then ##P(X)## has all roots in ##K##.
So take ##L=\mathbb{Q}##. Take some irreducible polynomial over ##\mathbb{Q}##. Adjoin a root of this polynomial to ##\mathbb{Q}## and see whether all roots are included.
For examply, we know that ##X^3 - 2## is irreducible over ##\mathbb{Q}##. Do all roots of ##X^3-2## lie in ##\mathbb{Q}[\sqrt[3]{2}]##?