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Symbols of Peace - A Journey of Harmony and Interconnectedness Around the World
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January: What is the main purpose of a traditional Chinese Ping An Lock?
A. To tell time
B. To protect and bring peace
C. To store money
February: Celtic Knot is regarded as representing interconnectedness and the unity of all things because of its:
A. Material
B. History
C. Design
March: The Olive tree is a plant that is common in:
A. The Mediterranean Region
B. South Asia
C. East Asia
April: Peace Pagoda is a kind of monument of:
A. Hinduism
B. Buddhism
C. Sikhism
May: Ubuntu philosophy emphasizes the value of:
A. Material Good
B. Hierarchy
C. Community Collaboration
June: Which group of people is Koru related to?
A. Māori people
B. Maya people
C. Zulu people
July: The Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park is located on the border of:
A. The US and Canada
B. Sweden and Norway
C. Brazil and Argentina
August: The Paper Crane has evolved into a symbol of peace related to the tragedy of:
A. Fukushima nuclear accident
B. Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima
C. Chernobyl disaster
September: Dove is a prominent symbol for:
A. The International Day of Peace
B. Africa Day
C. Children’s Day
October: The Imagine Peace Tower is built to remember:
A. John Lennon
B. Michael Jackson
C. Marilyn Monroe
November: Poppies are related to:
A. Thirty Years’ War
B. Napoleonic War
C. World War I
December: Which organization’s members carry the Peace Light of Bethlehem to spread across Europe and North America?
A. Scouts
B. Red Cross
C. The Salvation Army
