What superstitions do you believe in?

By: Bella Beuckens &

Ryli Waisanen

Most Believable SuperstitionsWe made a few graphs from the data we collected

from random people and here is one of them:

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35

Black cat crosses

your path

Break a mirror

Friday the 13th

None of the above

Open an umbrella

inside

Spilling Salt

Walk under a ladder

12

20

30 31

1411 12

Number of People

Superstitions

What Superstitions Do You Believe In?

Graphs Continued

• Our second of the three graphs that we made is this one.

What Superstitions Do You Believe In?Superstitions Tallies Frequency

Black cat crosses your path |||||*|||||*|| 12

Breaking a mirror |||||*|||||*|||||*|||||* 20

Friday the 13th |||||*|||||*|||||*|||||*|||||*|||||* 30

None of the above|||||*|||||*|||||*|||||*|||||*|||||*| 31

Open an umbrella inside |||||*|||||*|||| 14

Spilling salt |||||*|||||*| 11

Walking under a ladder |||||*|||||*|| 12

* is the end of five (5) tally marks

Last Of The Graphs

• Our third and final graph looked like this:

What You Should Have Learned!

• Together, we made this presentation for you so you could be informed on what superstitions are most believed in of the seven (7) choices they had (including “none of the above”). The information we collected came directly from your fellow peers at West Central and our family members using surveys and e-mail to receive our data. Thank you for being a respectful audience during our presentation! We really appreciate it!

The End

• We appreciate you paying attention and taking part in our presentation. After this slide show we have some more things to show you on what we found out about the superstitions we did our project on!