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    Question 1: Samhain was a time when the future was divined for the forthcoming year. Which of the following was not commonly used to divine the future at these times?
    A. Crows
    B. Ouija board
    C. Nuts
    D. Apples
    Question 2: Samhain is one of the eight annual Sabbats (holidays) of Wiccans and is a celebration of darkness and death. Wiccans have a festival at the beginning of the Summer season to celebrate life and fertility, what is its name?
    A. Imbolc
    B. Mabon
    C. Beltaine
    D. Ostara
    Question 3: Sam Hain was the name of a character in the cartoon The Real Ghostbusters
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 4: The word bonfire comes from the tradition of cooking meat on open fires during the Samhain ceremony.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 5: In New Orleans one of the biggest festivals of the year is the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. To locals it is known as Jazz Fest which celebrates the rich musical history of the city. In what year was Jazz Fest founded?
    A. 1970
    B. 1968
    C. 1983
    D. 1972
    Question 6: New Orleans musical history is rich, and many argue that the city is the birth place of Jazz. Many famous musicians of all genres including, jazz, blues, and rocknroll are proud to call New Orleans home. Which of the following musicians is not from New Orleans?
    A. Fats Domino
    B. Dr. John
    C. Louis Armstrong
    D. Miles Davis
    Question 7: A European country and an African one have one and the same motto - Virtus Unita Fortior. Name the countries.
    A. Australia and Andorra
    B. Andorra and Angola
    C. Albania and Aljeria
    D. Albania and Armenia
    Question 8: Identify the language behind each of the given country mottoes: 1) Un isla feliz, 2) Odlar Yurdu, 3) Brunei darussalam.
    A. 1) Malay, 2) Papiamento, 3) Azeri
    B. 1) Papiamento, 2) Malay, 3) Azeri
    C. 1) Azeri, 2) Papiamento, 3) Malay
    D. 1) Papiamento, 2) Azeri, 3) Malay
    Question 9: Which of the following countries mottoes is in Latin?
    A. Ordem e progresso
    B. UniĂ³n y Libertad
    C. Sub umbra floreo
    D. Unité, Travail, Progrès
    Question 10: The official motto of this country is the French phrase Liberté, égalité, fraternité.
    A. France
    B. Canada
    C. Belgium
    D. Switzerland
    Question 11: Name the Asian country whose official motto is the Islamic creed: There is no god but Allah and Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah.
    A. Pakistan
    B. Saudi Arabia
    C. Senegal
    D. Sudan
    Question 12: The Latin phrase Plus Ultra, often used by the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V as a personal motto, is nowadays the official motto of which European state?
    A. Portugal
    B. Belarus
    C. Georgia
    D. Spain
    Question 13: Which of the following phrases is the state motto of Switzerland as well as the motto of a famous book by Alexandre Dumas?
    A. Finis coronat opus
    B. Unus pro omnibus, omnes pro uno
    C. Libertad y orden
    D. Justitia, pietas, fides
    Question 14: Which of the following is Kenyas motto, that means Lets work together in Swahili?
    A. Harambee
    B. Khotso, Pula, Nala
    C. Virtute et Constantia
    D. Te mauri, te raoi ao te tabomoa
    Question 15: Which phrase meaning God and my right is the official Royal motto of the UK?
    A. Yurtta Sulh, Cihanda Sulh
    B. Tuvalu mo te Atua
    C. Dieu et mon droit
    D. Dios y FederaciĂ³n