Good Luck Charms and Superstitions

The video explores various objects and traditions believed to bring good luck or ward off evil. It includes discussions on black cats, rabbit's feet, Danish elves, and four-leaf clovers. The participants share personal beliefs and cultural practices, highlighting generational differences in superstitions.

Which of the following is mentioned as a traditional object believed to bring good luck?

• A ladder

• A spilled salt shaker

• A broken mirror

• A black cat

What is the speaker's opinion on the rabbit's foot as a good luck charm?

• They think it's a bit gruesome

• They believe it brings bad luck

• They find it fascinating

• They have never heard of it

What is a Danish tradition mentioned in the video that is related to superstition?

• Hanging horseshoes above doors

• Carrying a lucky penny

• Using garlic to ward off vampires

• Bringing out elves at Christmas

What is the purpose of bringing out elves during Christmas in Denmark?

• To decorate the house

• To keep evil away from the home

• To bring gifts

• To entertain children

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a good luck charm in the video?

• Rabbit's foot

• Lucky penny

• Four-leaf clover

• Black cat

What is a common good luck charm worn as jewelry?

• A ladder

• A rabbit's tail

• A four-leaf clover

• A black cat

Which generation is less likely to use a rabbit's foot as a good luck charm?

• Middle-aged generation

• Younger generation

• All generations equally

• Older generation

Which of the following is considered a superstition related to bad luck?

• Walking under ladders

• Seeing a rainbow

• Finding a penny

• Hearing a bell