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Now listen to the following recording andanswer questions 20 to 22
20
ng a cross on the toe of your shoes.
ing your finger until you have seen a dog.
ng a cross on the finger until the mark hasdried.
ing your fingers crossed until you have seen a dog.
21
were considered to be tools of the gods.
would trap the souls of bad people.
were recognized as a tool to avoid bad luck.
would bring bad luck when people touched them.
22
king a mirror indoors.
B.A black cat crossing one's path.
ing an umbrella in the house.
hing wood.
There are many superstitions in Britain, but one ofthe most widely held is that it is unlucky to walkunder a ladder even if it means stepping off thepavement into a busy street. (20) If you must passunder a ladder you can avoid bad luck by crossingyour fingers and keeping them crossed until youhave seen a dog. Alternatively, you may lick yourfinger and make a cross on the toe of your shoe, and not look again at the shoe until the markhas dried.
Another common superstition is that it is unlucky to open an umbrella in the house. It will eitherbring misfortune to the person who opened it or to the whole household. Anyone opening anumbrella in fine weather is unpopular, as it inevitably brings rain.
The number 13 is said to be unlucky for some, and when the 13th day of the month falls on aFriday, anyone wishing to avoid a bad event had better stay indoors. The worst misfortunethat can happen to a person is caused by breaking a mirror, as it brings seven years of badluck. (21) The superstition is supposed to have originated in ancient times, when mirrors wereconsidered to be tools of the gods.
(22) Black cats are generally considered lucky in Britain, even though they are associated withwitchcraft. It is especially lucky if a black cat crosses your path although in America the exactopposite belief prevails.
Finally, a commonly held superstition is that of touching wood for luck. This measure is mostoften taken if you think you have said something that is taking a risk, such as "my car hasnever broken down, touch wood?"
20. How to avoid bad luck when you must pass under a ladder in Britain?
21. What did the ancient British people think of mirrors?
22. What is believed as good luck in Britain?
在英國有很多迷信的說法，但是信眾最多的一個迷信說法是在梯子底下經過會帶來厄運，即使這有時候意味著你必須離開人行道到車輛川流的大街上去走。如果你必須要從梯子下面走過，可以讓手指保持交叉狀態，直到看到狗時再放開，這樣就可以避免厄運。或者，你舔一下手指，然後在鞋尖上畫一個十字。接下來不能看這隻鞋，直到標記幹掉為止。
另一個很多人相信的迷信說法是在房間裡面開啟傘會帶來厄運。這要麼會給開啟傘的人帶來壞運氣，要麼會給全家人帶來壞運氣。人們也不喜歡在晴好的天氣裡打傘，因為他們認為這樣必定會招來陰雨天氣。
數字13對於一些人來說是不吉利的，當13日這一天剛好是星期五時，不想遇到壞事情的.人們通常會選擇待在家中。一個人遇到最不幸的事情可能就是打碎鏡子，因為這會帶來連續七天的壞運氣。這個迷信之說應該是起源於古代，當時人們認為鏡子是神的工具。
在英國黑貓被認為是幸運的，雖然它通常被與巫術聯絡在一起。如果走路時一隻黑貓從你面前穿過，一般會認為你將交上好運，但是美國人則正好相反。
最後，一個普遍的迷信說法是摸木頭驅除厄運。這種方法通常是在你說出有風險的話之後使用的。比如：我的車從來沒有壞過。摸木頭。
問題20 在英國如果人們從梯子下面走過怎樣避免壞運氣?
問題21 英國古代的人們對鏡子的想法是什麼?
問題22 在英國人們認為什麼象徵著好運氣?
參考答案：
【小題20】D
【小題21】A
【小題22】B
習題解析：
【小題20】聽力原文中提到 If you must pass under a ladder you can avoid bad luck by crossing your fingers and keeping them crossed until you have seen a dog. 由此可知，如果必須通過梯子底部，可以讓手指保持交叉狀態，直到看到狗時再放開，這樣就可以避免厄運。故選項 D 為答案。
【小題21】聽力原文中提到一個人打碎了鏡子就要倒黴七年，這種說法起源於古代，而古代時 mirrors were considered to be tools of the gods，由此可知在古代鏡子被認為是神的工具。故選項 A 為答案。
【小題22】聽力原文中提到 Black cats are generally considered lucky in Britain，而後又提到 It is especially lucky if a black cat crosses your path，由此可知，在英國黑貓被認為是幸運的，如果走路時一隻黑貓從你面前穿過，一般會認為你將交上好運。故選項 B 為答案。
