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Quiz about Third Times a Charm
Quiz about Third Times a Charm

Third Time's a Charm Trivia Quiz


They say "Third time lucky" but who is to say that it will not require more effort? Instead of searching for answers to that let us examine some lucky charms that could do the trick! Match the charm with its country of origin.

A matching quiz by gme24. Estimated time: 4 mins.
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Author
gme24
Time
4 mins
Type
Match Quiz
Quiz #
400,460
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Average
Avg Score
8 / 10
Plays
312
(a) Drag-and-drop from the right to the left, or (b) click on a right side answer box and then on a left side box to move it.
QuestionsChoices
1. Acorn  
  China
2. Cornicello  
  Sweden
3. Dream Catcher  
  Guatemala
4. Elephant  
  India
5. Dalecarlian Horse  
  Italy
6. Red Bat  
  USA
7. Figa charm  
  Brazil
8. Hamsa  
  England
9. Tumi  
  Israel
10. Worry doll  
  Peru





Select each answer

1. Acorn
2. Cornicello
3. Dream Catcher
4. Elephant
5. Dalecarlian Horse
6. Red Bat
7. Figa charm
8. Hamsa
9. Tumi
10. Worry doll

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Acorn

Answer: England

Because from little acorns grow the mighty oak, the acorn was considered to bring health and power to one who had it on its person. The Druids thought that the acorn had magical powers and the Norse that an acorn on a window sill would protect from lightning.
2. Cornicello

Answer: Italy

The "little horn" acted as insulation against the evil eye. It was also considered as something that would make the wearer more fertile and virile. The roots of this charm go back in ancient mythology regarding the horn of plenty.
3. Dream Catcher

Answer: USA

Native Americans used them as a means of protecting sleeping youngsters from bad dreams, bad spirits and nightmares. A typical dream catcher consists of a wooden hoop with webbing made from strands which is then hanged near the bed of the young person.
4. Elephant

Answer: India

The god Ganesha is depicted as having an elephant's head. The elephant symbolizes strength and wisdom. Placing an elephant statue in front of the house offers protection making sure that only good people gain entrance.
5. Dalecarlian Horse

Answer: Sweden

The horse started as a children's toy before becoming a charm. The horses are handmade and painted red. Decorations are added when the paint dries. These ornamental horses were traded, in times of need, for food but now they bring good luck.
6. Red Bat

Answer: China

The bat is a symbol of good fortune and the red colour is a sign of prosperity. So combined together the red bat both protects and brings wealth to the wearer.
7. Figa charm

Answer: Brazil

The figa is shaped like a clenched fist with the thumb protruding between the index and middle fingers. This symbolizes fertility and its origins go back to Roman times. The charm is always given as a gift. The wearer is not supposed to purchase one.
8. Hamsa

Answer: Israel

The hand shaped hamsa symbolizes the hand of god and brings good luck, protection and health to the person wearing it. The sign can be found in ancient artifacts of Mesopotamia dedicated to Ishtar.
9. Tumi

Answer: Peru

The tumi is the national symbol of Peru and brings good luck to the one that displays it. The tumi can be traced to the Incas where it was used as a cutting instrument, as an ornament or as a coin.
10. Worry doll

Answer: Guatemala

The worry dolls are mostly made from left over textiles and wire. The little dolls are given to children so that they can have someone to tell their problems and worries. After they relate their problem they then place the doll under their pillow and go to sleep. In the forming all their worries have been taken away and the children have been freed from whatever problem they had.
Source: Author gme24

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