Question

question 6 (2 points)
listen
in the hispanic world, many primary and secondary schools
are private, the majority operated by the catholic church.
seldom are co-educational.
most often require students to wear uniforms.
all answers are correct.
question 7 (1 point)
listen
in some places in the hispanic world (as holdovers from folklore and superstitious beliefs), left-handed people have been viewed as
bearers of bad luck
gifted for politics and arts
especially talented
having exceptional power
question 8 (1 point)
listen
friday the 13th is considered the bad-luck day in the hispanic world just as in the us.
true
false

Explanation:

• Question 6: In many Hispanic countries, private schools (often Catholic-run), co-education rarity, and uniform requirements are common traits of primary/secondary schools.
• Question 7: Folklore and superstition in some Hispanic regions associate left-handedness with bad luck.
• Question 8: Friday the 13th is widely recognized as an unlucky day in both the Hispanic world and the US.

Answer:

D. All answers are correct
A. Bearers of bad luck
True