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Passage 3312. Thirteen was believed to be a central number in the ofwitches.a. beliefs b. faithfulness c. poverty d. truths3. These supposedly evil souls were thought to religion.a. resist b. hate c. ignore d. lie about4. Dropping a salt container could make diners suddenlyfrantic.a. unhappy b. calm c. unbelieving d. strange5. Any from this procedure would invite the invasion of the evilspirit.a. change b. noise c. benefit d. risk6. These creatures have had a rather fate in Europe.a. fortunate b. unlucky c. religious d. unusual7. They would break out into a panic.a. sudden b. faithful c. unquestionable d. dangerous8. Montgomery himself into thinking that the cats had beenthese women in disguise.a. fooled b. frightened c. advised d. helped9. Such superstitions have been .a. widely accepted b. unfashionable c. fearedd. proven untrue10. People throw salt over their left shoulders, even if it is agesture.a. joking b. foolish c. believing d. frightenedCopyright © Cengage Learning. All Right Reserved.■ Discussion Questions1. Why were infants not allowed to see mirrors?2. Why do you think so many people feel cats have supernatural powers?3. Would you be comfortable living on a thirteenth floor? Why orwhy not?