Do you believe in things that cannot be explained? Just how superstitious do you think you are? Are you selectively superstitious or are you superstitious all the way? Answer the questions below.
1. Take a shower after giving birth?
2. Clipping finger toes at night would bring ghosts to that place
3. Keeping a turtle as a pet would slow business down
4. Do not sweep on the first day of Chinese New Year
5. If hit with a broom, bad luck looms
6. 4 is an unlucky number
7. Never praise your baby, otherwise he will become the opposite.
8. Wearing red will bring the most luck on the first day of Chinese New Year
9. Opening an umbrella inside the house will bring bad luck.
10. Do not sit or step on a book, if you do, you'll become stupid.
11. If you peak on a girl when she showers, you will get an eye infection.
12. If you drink water that has ants in it, you will be forgetful.
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