What emblem is depicted at the center of the national coat of arms of the Lebanese Republic?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. A green Cedar of Lebanon on a white bend flanked by red fields
- Step 1: The arms of Lebanon consist of a red shield with a white bend charged with a green cedar tree (Cedrus libani).
- Step 2: The design matches the central motif of the national flag established in 1943.
Answer
A green Cedar of Lebanon on a white bend flanked by red fields.
Why not the others: 'A golden eagle holding a laurel wreath' is the coat of arms of Egypt or Syria; 'Two crossed Phoenician galleys' was an early municipal seal; 'A golden lion rampant' is common in European heraldry.
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