Which of the following superstitions was once good advice?

Don’t cross a black cat’s path

What is not a reason people believe in superstitions?

Because superstitions really do work

Because they grew up hearing about superstitions

Because superstitions give them a sense of control

Because superstitions often appear to work

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1Triskaidekaphobia is the fear of:
1. ATree snakes
2. BThe number 4
3. CThe number 13
4. DThe number 17
2The belief that knocking on wood brings good luck is thought to stem from the:
1. AAncient Indo-Europeans
2. BMedieval Christians
3. CAncient Africans
4. DAncient Chinese
3Which of the following superstitions was once good advice?
1. AAvoid the number 13
2. BDon’t step on a crack
3. CDon’t cross a black cat’s path
4. DDon’t whistle in the theater
4Many common superstitions come from history of:
1. ABusiness
2. BReligion
3. CMedicine
4. DSport
5What is not a reason people believe in superstitions?
1. ABecause they grew up hearing about superstitions
2. BBecause superstitions give them a sense of control
3. CBecause superstitions often appear to work
4. DBecause superstitions really do work

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