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    Question 1: The legendary island Avalon was known as the isle of cherries.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 2: Which of these was the capital of the Mongol Empire during the 13th century?
    A. None of these
    B. Shambala
    C. Đ•l Dorado
    D. Karakorum
    Question 3: Đ¢he Valley of the Kings is located in Egypt.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 4: What statement is true about Shambala?
    A. It is seen as a Buddhist Pure Land.
    B. In Tibetan tradition, it is a mythical kingdom hidden in Inner Asia.
    C. All of these
    D. According the legends it is located somewhere in the Himalayas.
    Question 5: Timbuktu is a town in Zimbabwe.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 6: According to legend, in what present day country was El Dorado, the lost city of gold, located?
    A. Brazil
    B. Colombia
    C. Venezuela
    D. Argentina
    Question 7: Zanzibar is part of the Republic of Tanzania.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 8: Camelot is a fortress-city associated with the legend of King Arthur.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 9: Atlantis is a legendary island, first mentioned by Plato.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 10: In what country is the greeting wai, (slight bow, with the palms pressed together) used to welcome, thank , apologize, or say goodbye?
    A. India
    B. Thailand
    C. China
    D. Cambodia
    Question 11: What Arabic word is for Muslim babies, and is also the name of a gesture used to greet people?
    A. Tahaleyhi
    B. Tehniyat
    C. Nimahedi
    D. Ahnahat
    Question 12: What salute originated from a painting by Jacques-Louis David, as the gesture had never been described or depicted in ancient works of art?
    A. Persian salute
    B. Roman salute
    C. Aztec salute
    D. Byzantine salute
    Question 13: What is the religious meaning of the Namaste, a popular spoken greeting used in South Asia?
    A. I bow to that inherent in you.
    B. All of these
    C. I respect divinity within you that is also within me.
    D. The light within me honors the light within you.
    Question 14: What does the greeting Kowtow used traditionally in China consist of?
    A. Touching of the palms of the two people
    B. Taking off ones hat and pressing it to the stomach while bowing
    C. Kneeling and bowing so low that the head is touching the ground
    D. Clapping ones hands twice and then touching the shoulders
    Question 15: The phrase gimme some skin, a version of the gimme five salute, is thought to have originated in this New York City neighborhood.
    A. Jackson Heights
    B. Bronx
    C. Harlem
    D. Brooklyn