Student’s Worksheet Superstitions...Student’s Worksheet Superstitions 1. Which of the following...

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© Macmillan Polska 2014 www.macmillan.pl PHOTOCOPIABLE Student’s Worksheet Superstitions 1. Which of the following bring bad luck and which bring good luck? GOOD LUCK BAD LUCK 2. Complete the superstitions with the words and expressions from exercise 1. 1. A ................................... means seven years of bad luck. 2. ................................... should eliminate bad luck. 3. It’s bad luck if a ................................... crosses your path. 4. If you find a ................................... , you’re going to have good luck. 5. ................................... is a hand gesture which is supposed to bring good luck. 6. An ................................... is a night creature - if you see one during the day, it’s bad luck. 7. You shouldn’t walk under a ................................... because it brings bad luck. 8. A ................................... is a lucky charm - it brings good luck if you wear it in your back left pocket or on a chain around your neck. 9. Spilling ................................... brings bad luck, but throwing some over your shoulder can bring good luck. 10. It means good luck to find a ................................... . If you want to keep the good luck, you should hang the ................................... over the door with the open side facing up. 3. Discuss. Which of the above superstitions have you heard of? What do you do when you see a black cat in front of you? Have you ever crossed your fingers? What was the situation? Have you ever knocked on wood? Why? Have you ever looked for a four-leaf clover? Have you ever found one? (Did you keep it?) What other superstitions do you know about / have you heard of? a black cat knocking on wood a ladder a four-leaf clover salt a broken mirror a horseshoe an owl crossing your fingers a rabbit’s foot

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© Macmillan Polska 2014 www.macmillan.pl P H O T O C O P I A B L E

Student’s WorksheetSuperstitions

1. Which of the following bring bad luck and which bring good luck?

GOOD LUCK BAD LUCK

2. Complete the superstitions with the words and expressions from exercise 1.

1. A ................................... means seven years of bad luck.2. ................................... should eliminate bad luck.3. It’s bad luck if a ................................... crosses your path.4. If you fi nd a ................................... , you’re going to have good luck.5. ................................... is a hand gesture which is supposed to bring good luck.6. An ................................... is a night creature - if you see one during the day, it’s bad luck.7. You shouldn’t walk under a ................................... because it brings bad luck.8. A ................................... is a lucky charm - it brings good luck if you wear it in your back left

pocket or on a chain around your neck.9. Spilling ................................... brings bad luck, but throwing some over your shoulder can

bring good luck.10. It means good luck to fi nd a ................................... . If you want to keep the good luck, you

should hang the ................................... over the door with the open side facing up.

3. Discuss.

• Which of the above superstitions have you heard of?• What do you do when you see a black cat in front of you?• Have you ever crossed your fi ngers? What was the situation?• Have you ever knocked on wood? Why?• Have you ever looked for a four-leaf clover? Have you ever found one? (Did you keep it?)• What other superstitions do you know about / have you heard of?

a black cat knocking on wood a ladder

a four-leaf clover

salt

a broken mirrora horseshoe

an owl crossing your fi ngers

a rabbit’s foot