Question

in this part of the selection, what does the phrase \your luck has run out\ mean?
a you are always a lucky person.
b you will be luckier if you stop eating rice.
c you have no more good luck.
d your luck is better when you are outside.
in singapore, if you are doing well, people say you have \an iron rice bowl\. that means you have money, a place to live, and food. your life is good.
but if you are not doing well, people say you have \a broken rice bowl\. that means all your luck has run out.

Explanation:

The text says that when one is not doing well, people say "a broken rice bowl" which means "all your luck has run out". "Has run out" implies no more.

Answer:

C. You have no more good luck.