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    Question 1: Why is thyme tea traditionally given to women after childbirth in Jamaica?
    A. To cause uterine contractions
    B. To induce sleep
    C. To stop the bleeding
    D. Due to a superstition
    Question 2: What was Pot Marigold, a.k.a. Calendula, used for in the past, apart from medicinal purposes?
    A. As fertilizer
    B. As a dye
    C. As fodder
    D. None of these
    Question 3: Stinging nettle has a large number of medicinal properties. What vitamin, essential for blood clotting, does fresh stinging nettle contain in large amounts?
    A. Vitamin B12
    B. Vitamin A
    C. Vitamin D
    D. Vitamin K
    Question 4: What does the name of the herb dandelion mean in French?
    A. Lions head
    B. Lions mane
    C. Lions tooth
    D. Lions heart
    Question 5: This herb, with the scientific name Veronica officinalis, is native to Europe and Asia, and is very rich in vitamins and antioxidants.
    A. Pauls Betony
    B. Heath Speedwell
    C. Common Gypsyweed
    D. All of these
    Question 6: Common sage, also known as Garden sage, was found to be beneficial in mild to moderate cases of this dangerous disease.
    A. Malaria
    B. Hepatitis
    C. AIDS
    D. Alzheimers disease
    Question 7: In the treatment of what medical condition is the herb St Johns wort considered beneficial?
    A. Depression
    B. All of these
    C. Alcoholism
    D. Parkinsons disease
    Question 8: The genus to which yarrow belongs is named after this mythological Greek hero, who allegedly used yarrow to treat soldiers wounds.
    A. Hercules
    B. Paris
    C. Odysseus
    D. Achilles
    Question 9: What is the origin of the word yogurt?
    A. Turkish
    B. Hebrew
    C. Latin
    D. Greek
    Question 10: What EU country first discovered the therapeutic powers of yogurt?
    A. Spain
    B. England
    C. France
    D. Germany
    Question 11: According to Russian biologist Ilya Mechnikov what explained the longevity of certain Bulgarian peasants?
    A. The concentrated calcium in yogurt
    B. The bacteria in yogurt
    C. The vitamins in yogurt
    D. The cholesterol-lowering properties of yogurt
    Question 12: In 1919, Isaac Carasso established the first industrialized production of yogurt under the name Danone. What does Danone mean?
    A. Every day
    B. Longevity
    C. Health
    D. Little Daniel
    Question 13: What is the most commonly used word for yogurt in India, as the word yogurt is unknown there?
    A. Rakhi
    B. Kameishi
    C. Dahi
    D. Majereshi
    Question 14: People who are lactose-intolerant should not consume yogurt or milk.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 15: In the treatment and prevention of what medical condition is yogurt proven to be beneficial?
    A. Gum disease
    B. All of these
    C. Gastrointestinal conditions
    D. Obesity