Tarot Quiz for Beginners
Questions from every lesson of the course. Pick one answer — after each one you'll see a short explanation.
- What two parts make up a tarot deck?
- 40 Major and 38 Minor
- 22 Major and 78 Minor
- 56 Major and 22 Minor
- 22 Major and 56 Minor Arcana
- What number is The World?
- Cups are…
- Earth and money
- Water and feelings
- Fire and action
- Air and thoughts
- Fire and Water in neighbouring cards…
- Support each other
- Mean nothing
- Always mean yes
- Clash: one puts out the other
- A Five in any suit speaks of…
- An outcome
- A choice
- Crisis and the hard middle
- A beginning
- What is the Five of Pentacles most likely about?
- A journey
- A lack of money
- New love
- Victory
- What does the Knight's rank mean among the court cards?
- A beginner
- Maturity turned inward
- Maturity turned outward
- Movement
- You don't like a reading's answer. What do you do?
- Ask about someone else
- Change decks
- Write it down and come back a day later
- Redraw until you get the answer you want
- Which card is called the wish card?
- The Hanged Man
- Nine of Cups
- Ten of Swords
- The Tower
- What does The Hanged Man answer in a Yes or No reading?
- Yes
- No
- It doesn't take part
- Maybe
- Which card do you start with in a three-card reading?
- The last one
- Any Major Arcana card
- The middle one
- The first one
- Lesson 9 example: Five, Ace and Eight of Pentacles. The overall reading?
- You should change jobs
- The worst is over, but the money will come through painstaking work
- There will be no money
- The money will come by itself
- What's true of cards like Death and The Tower?
- They always mean disaster
- Beginners shouldn't draw them
- They are removed from the deck
- The scary pictures are drawn to be remembered, not to frighten
- Which deck does the course use?
- Thoth Tarot
- Lenormand
- Rider-Waite
- Tarot de Marseille
- Swords are…
- Earth and money
- Air and thoughts
- Water and feelings
- Fire and action
- How many number cards are among the Minor Arcana?
- What does a Six mean?
- A beginning
- The end of a cycle
- Recovery and balance after a crisis
- Crisis
- What does a Page often mean?
- A conflict
- News or a first encounter with a topic
- The end of a cycle
- A mature decision
- Which question suits a spread of several cards?
- "Should I move this autumn?"
- "Yes or no?"
- "Should I move and what will happen with work?"
- "What will help me with the move?"
- How much quiet time does lesson 6 suggest setting aside for a reading?
- A whole hour
- It doesn't matter, between messages is fine
- 10–15 minutes
- 1–2 minutes
- When does lesson 7 suggest drawing the card of the day?
- Only at weekends
- In the morning, then checking it against the day in the evening
- In the evening before bed
- Once a week
- Which card, in lesson 7's example, comes up on a day when you don't feel like doing anything?
- Eight of Wands
- Ace of Cups
- Ten of Pentacles
- Four of Cups
- The Two of Pentacles with a "maybe" suggests that…
- There will be a loss
- You'll have to wait a year
- You're juggling too much
- It's all decided already
- What is the "You, the other person, the relationship" layout for?
- A yes or no answer
- Questions about a partner or colleagues
- Questions about money
- The card of the day
- What does the Ten of Swords reversed mean?
- A new collapse
- Great luck
- Betrayal
- Recovery after a collapse
- How does lesson 10 suggest a beginner handle reversed cards?
- Take them out of the deck
- Always treat them as a no
- Learn the 78 upright meanings first, then add reversals
- Read only reversed cards
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