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Weirdest Superstitions Around the World Part 3
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1What curse you wish upon little children if you jump over them?
- AThey'll never get married
- BThey'll be always short
- CThey'll spend their entire adult life drooling
2According to a Japanese superstition to protect your parents when passing a Cemetery you need to hold your breath.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
3The word "barren" in page 1, superstion # 3 means:
- Aprepare yourself
- Bto sentence someone to a particular punishment
- Cbeing unable to have children
4What does chewing gum at night means for Turkish people?
- Ait means that you're singing to the devil for your food.
- Bit means that an angel is passing over.
- Cit's means that you're chewing the fleash of a dead
5The word "lull" in page 3, superstiton #7 means:
- Acurse or spell
- Bsentence
- Ctemporary silence
6Singing at the dinner table in the Netherlands means that you're singing to the devil for your food.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
7Which are the 2 superstitions that talk about marriage curses?
- AIn Italy when you say the same word as someone in unison.
- BIn Britain and North America when you don't say "rabbit-rabbit" or "white rabbit" on the first day of every month.
- CIn Hungary and Russia when you sit at the corner of the table.
8The word "drooling" in page 3, superstition # 10 means:
- Ato allow saliva to flow out of you mouth
- Bmake certain that something shall occur.
- Cto invoke a supernatural power to hurt someone.
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