1. Hi, Jon. what’s the
matter? You don’t look
very healthy today.
Well , I’m sleepy today .
I didn’t sleep well last
night.

2. Do you exercise every day?
No , I don’t. How about you?
I do. Three times a
week.

3. That makes you strong
and active , doesn’t it?
Of course , it dose. It’s very
important for your health.

4. I know that. Exercise can
lower the risk of heart
disease , too.
Right. Exercising
daily con Exercise life
in the elderly , too.
I think I should start getting
some Exercise today.

5. Are westerners Superstitions?
Why did you ask like that?
Superstitions are so common
for all kinds of people

6. I thought people from modern
countries like the USA , UK , and
Australia did not believe in
Superstitions. People in these
countries are science oriented.
I don’t know what leads them
to believe in Superstitions.
Have you ever heard the story
of the lucky number?

7. You mean number 13 , don’t you? Is it true
that it’s really lucky?
Actually number 13 is an
lucky number. People who
are involved with this
number will have bad lucky.

8. So they want to change bad to
good luck by saying it’s the lucky
number. Wait! What’s your room
number? I think it’s 13 , isn’t it?
That’s right. I might be the
unluckiest man who always
lives with bad lucky.
You’re really
Superstitions.