What number did ancient astrologers believe had great power due to the planets?

• A. three
• B. four
• C. seven
• D. thirteen

Why did the Babylonians consider "three" to be a lucky number?

• A. It symbolized birth, life, and death
• B. It represented the number of gods.
• C. It symbolized balance and endurance.
• D. It was divisible by seven.

Which culture sees the number "five" as unlucky?

• A. Egyptians
• B. Greeks
• C. Ashanti (Ghana)
• D. Chinese

Why is the number "four" unlucky in Chinese culture?

• A. It is considered imperfect.
• B. It represents destruction.
• C. It was a cursed number in mythology.
• D. It sounds like the word for death.

Which number is considered almost "universally unlucky"?

• 13

• Thirteen

What did Pythagoras believe about numbers?

• A. They held mystical power.
• B. They could solve all scientific problems.
• C. They were only for counting.
• D. They were used to create buildings.

What is the superstition about "Friday the 13th"?

• A. It's a good day for marriage.
• B. It's unlucky and associated with horror.
• C. It's a holiday in some cultures.
• D. It's lucky in some European countries.

What does the "last paragraph" suggest about superstition in the future?

• A. Superstitions will disappear.
• B. People will fully rely on science.
• C. Only elders will keep superstitions alive.
• D. People will still believe in lucky numbers.

In Egypt, what number is considered most holy and lucky?

• five

• 5

What does the last paragraph suggest about superstition in the future?

• A. Superstitions will disappear.
• B. People will fully rely on science.
• C. Only elders will keep superstitions alive.
• D. People will still believe in lucky numbers.

The ancient Greeks believed the "number four" symbolized unity and balance.

The Romans believed the number 13 represented good luck.

Some hotels and buildings skip the 13th floor.

According to the passage, how many numbers were talked?

• 5

• five

• 5 numbers

• five numbers

What does " superstition " most likely mean in the passage?

• A. Scientific knowledge
• B. A belief not based on reason or science
• C. A law passed by the government
• D. A cultural tradition