C. Superstitions.
True or False Questions.
1.
Before the writer went to dinner with Sally and her friends he had only met her once.
2.
The writer was very disappointed when he knew the reason Sally invited him to dinner.
3.
At last there were 12 people at the table for dinner.
4.
The writer believed that if the man were not superstitious he would not have an accident.
5.
To see a black cat in India is lucky.
6.
If you are about to set out on a long journey, and someone coughs, you shouldn't go.
7.
If you find a clover with four leaves, you will be lucky.
8.
The writer's African friend tells him not all African are superstitious.
C. Superstitions.
True or False Questions.
1.
Before the writer went to dinner with Sally and her friends he had only met her once.
2.
The writer was very disappointed when he knew the reason Sally invited him to dinner.
3.
At last there were 12 people at the table for dinner.
4.
The writer believed that if the man were not superstitious he would not have an accident.
5.
To see a black cat in India is lucky.
6.
If you are about to set out on a long journey, and someone coughs, you shouldn't go.
7.
If you find a clover with four leaves, you will be lucky.
8.
The writer's African friend tells him not all African are superstitious.