Lesson 6 quiz
Questions on the lesson "How to Do a Tarot Reading: Getting Ready". Pick one answer — after each one you'll see a short explanation.
- Why do most "confusing" readings turn out that way?
- Because of the wrong deck
- Because there were no candles
- Because of the time of day
- Because of a badly framed question
- Do you need candles and incense before a reading?
- Only candles
- Only for the Major Arcana
- Only if you like: they have no magic power
- Always
- Which question is better framed?
- "What will happen to me in general?"
- "What do I need to understand about my relationship with Andrew?"
- "What is Andrew doing right now?"
- "Should I quit my job and what will happen to my relationship?"
- Which spread suits a closed question like "Should I move this autumn?"
- A ten-card spread
- The card of the day
- None of them
- Yes or No
- You don't like the answer. What does the lesson advise?
- Switch decks
- Ask the same question on someone else's behalf
- Write the reading down and come back to it a day later
- Lay the cards out again right away
- What advice do almost all readers give for learning faster?
- Never show anyone your cards
- Write down every reading
- Read only at night
- Memorise the meanings
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