sql - oracle query returns 4 duplicates of each row -

I'm running an Oracle query. Besides working, it seems that it gives 4 duplicates of each result. Query:

  SELECT * FROM (A *, select the ROWNUM rnum (NEW_USER *, NEW_EHS_QUIZ_COMPLETE.datetime NEW_USER, NEW_EHS_QUIZ_COMPLETE Where exists (NEW_EHS_QUIZ_COMPLETE where SELECT * FROM NEW_USER. .. ID = NEW_EHS_QUIZ_COMPLETE.USER_ID) last_name order by ASC) a where ROWNUM   
 Does anybody know why it is not working properly? 
  
 
 
 You have a cross here: 
 
  SELECT NEW_USER * , NEW_EHS_QUIZ_COMPLETE.DATetime to NEW_USER, NEW_EHS_QUIZ_COMPLETE where exists (* NEW_EHS_QUIZ_COMPLETE Select * NEW_USER.id = NEW_EHS_QUIZ_COMPLETE.USER_ID)  
 
 You probably mean this: 
 
 Select  NEW_USER. *, NEW_USER.id = N EW_EHS_QUIZ_COMPLETE.USER_ID  
 
  
 




  











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