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    Question 1: What is the most widely recognized international symbol of pharmacy?
    A. The Mano Fico
    B. Fasces
    C. Labrys
    D. The bowl of Hygeia
    Question 2: What symbol, also known as the key of the Nile, appears frequently in Egyptian tomb paintings?
    A. The Circle
    B. All of these
    C. The Ankh
    D. The Arrow
    Question 3: What did the two goldfish originally represent in Hinduism?
    A. the two main sacred rivers of India - the Ganges and Yamuna
    B. protection from suffering and harmful forces
    C. None of these
    D. health, wealth, prosperity
    Question 4: Which of the following is not a Hindu symbol?
    A. The Sri Yantra
    B. The Shiva Lingam
    C. The Swastika
    D. The Claddagh
    Question 5: Which of these is a symbol of Ireland and a trademark registered by the Government of Ireland?
    A. All of these
    B. The Celtic Cross
    C. The Leprechaun
    D. The shamrock
    Question 6: What popular symbol represents opposites that could only exist in relation to each other?
    A. the cross
    B. the swastika
    C. the pentagram
    D. Yin and yang
    Question 7: I still live ...Poetry were the final words of this great orator from New England.
    A. John Clay
    B. Henry Clay
    C. John C. Calhoun
    D. Daniel Webster
    Question 8: Dont let it end like this. Tell them I said something. were the last words of this man. I guess if you are a revolutionary and have the US Army after you, you may not have a great quote at your death.
    A. Jefferson Davis
    B. Pancho Villa
    C. McLean Stevenson
    D. Robert Louis Stevenson
    Question 9: What is the question? were the last words of this poetess.
    A. Gertrude Stein
    B. Theodora Hughes
    C. Janis Joplin
    D. Anna Pavloa
    Question 10: Although he was not in his Blue Period, this painters last words were: Drink to me!
    A. Mark Twain
    B. Pablo Picasso
    C. Jean Marat-Corday
    D. Fra Lippo Liippi
    Question 11: His name has become a movie title. His last words were Shoot straight, you bastards! Dont make a mess of it.
    A. Henry H. Morant
    B. Alan Hale
    C. Ulysses Grant
    D. Robert E. Lee
    Question 12: Im going away tonight. were the last words of this great American soul singer. I guess he couldnt say I feel good at the time, but I knew that he would.
    A. Joe Tex
    B. Jerry Biggs
    C. Jackie Lee Johnson
    D. James Brown
    Question 13: He was the only US President to serve two non-consecutive terms. His last words were I have tried so hard to do the right.
    A. Theodore Roosevelt
    B. Ronald Reagan
    C. Grover Cleveland
    D. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
    Question 14: He was one of the most important scientists of all time and Beagle was important to his career even if he never had a dog. His last words were I am not the least afraid to die.
    A. Charles Darwin
    B. Sigmund Freud
    C. Albert Einstein
    D. Louis Pasteur
    Question 15: Her last words were: My G-D. Whats happened?. The entire world mourned her tragic death. The people that watched her funeral were probably more than those who watched her beautiful wedding.
    A. Joan of Arc
    B. Diana Spencer
    C. Jane Austen
    D. Charlotte Bronte