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The Shroud of Turin, believed by many to be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ, has been a subject of debate and fascination. Recently displayed publicly for the first time in a decade, it has drawn millions of visitors. While some view it as a religious relic, others question its authenticity, citing carbon dating that places it in the Middle Ages. Despite the Vatican's silence on its authenticity, the shroud continues to captivate both the faithful and the curious.

What is the Shroud of Turin believed to be by many?

• A piece of ancient tapestry

• The burial cloth of Jesus Christ

• A modern art installation

• A medieval painting

Where was the Shroud of Turin discovered?

• Germany

• France

• Spain

• Italy

What did carbon dating tests in the 1980s suggest about the Shroud?

• It dated back to the Middle Ages

• It was from the time of Jesus

• It was a modern creation

• It was from the Renaissance period

How has the Vatican responded to the authenticity of the Shroud?

• They have not made a formal statement

• They banned its display

• They declared it a fake

• They declared it authentic

How many people are expected to visit Turin to see the Shroud by the end of May?

• 1 million

• 2 million

• 3 million

• 500,000