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Where do superstitions come from?

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Superstitions B2/C1Version en ligne Where do superstitions come from? par English English 1 1 Which three common does the narrator mention? Select one or more answers a knocking on wood b black cats c number 4 d number 13 e broken mirror f opening an umbrella indoors 2 According to the video, the majority of superstitions originate in ... a ANTHROPOLOGY b RELIGION c AFRICAN TRIBES d SCHOLARS 3 The number 13 is connected to: a avoiding building 13th floor b the Last Supper c bad performance at work 4 The ancient Indo-Europeans belived that (2 answers): Select one or more answers a predators had been residing in trees b different spirits dwelt in trees c touching a tree brought protection to them d if they had touched the tree, they would have immediately die 5 What do so many Italians fear the number 17? Written answer 6 How can we interpret the number 14? Written answer 7 Why does the "whistling backstage" superstition still make sense today? Written answer 8 Why do some people still cling to these so-called "past taboos" Written answer 9 Why do we consider certain objects to bring us luck? Written answer

Superstitions B2/C1Version en ligne

Where do superstitions come from?

par English English 1

Which three common does the narrator mention?

Select one or more answers

knocking on wood

black cats

number 4

number 13

broken mirror

opening an umbrella indoors

According to the video, the majority of superstitions originate in ...

ANTHROPOLOGY

RELIGION

AFRICAN TRIBES

SCHOLARS

The number 13 is connected to:

avoiding building 13th floor

the Last Supper

bad performance at work

The ancient Indo-Europeans belived that (2 answers):

Select one or more answers

predators had been residing in trees

different spirits dwelt in trees

touching a tree brought protection to them

if they had touched the tree, they would have immediately die

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Superstitions B2/C1Version en ligne

par English English 1

Which three common does the narrator mention?

Select one or more answers

According to the video, the majority of superstitions originate in ...

The number 13 is connected to:

The ancient Indo-Europeans belived that (2 answers):

Select one or more answers

What do so many Italians fear the number 17?

Written answer

How can we interpret the number 14?

Written answer

Why does the "whistling backstage" superstition still make sense today?

Written answer

Why do some people still cling to these so-called "past taboos"

Written answer

Why do we consider certain objects to bring us luck?

Written answer