"英美概况测试题答案及解析完整版"

The document "英美概况测试题完整版试题答案.docx" and "大学英美概况测试题完整版试题答案" contain a series of questions about Western cultures and superstitions. In the first question, it is asked how to avert the evil omen of spilt salt according to a western superstition. The correct answer is to toss a pinch of the spilt salt over your left shoulder. This superstition is a common belief in Western cultures and is meant to ward off bad luck. In the second question, it is asked which bird can make you happy according to Western cultures if you see two birds on your way home. The correct answer is magpies. In Western cultures, magpies are often associated with good luck and happiness, and seeing two of them is considered a positive sign. These questions and their answers highlight the prevalence of superstitions and beliefs in Western cultures. Superstitions play a significant role in shaping the beliefs and behaviors of people in these cultures, and they are often passed down through generations. Understanding these superstitions provides insight into the cultural and societal norms of Western societies.