Final Exam
Lesson Five – Final Exam
Test yourself with this exam and enter your answers in your workbook!
- What personal ethics do you adhere to in your interpersonal relationships that set the foundation in the development of your ethics as a Tarot Reader?
- Why is it important for you to know the classic meanings of your cards?
- How would you describe the her/his story of the Tarot to a new student of the Tarot?
- When Major Arcana cards turn up in a reading, what does that mean?
- What cards in the Major Arcana represent The Fool‘s earthly parents on The Fool’s Journey to Wholeness?
- What do Tarotist’s mean by the divinatory meaning of a card?
- What is the meaning of The Empress? The Hierophant? The Lovers cards?
- What has the Fool achieved by the Chariot?
- What lessons does the Fool learn during the Hermit stage?
- How does the Hanged Man prepare the Fool for the Death card?
- What does The Emperor card mean? Why might it mean very different things to different people? What does he mean to you? Provide examples.
- List 2 or 3 word catch phrases for The Devil, Temperance and The Star.
- What are the divinatory meanings for the The Moon, The Sun and Judgment cards?
- Why do you think The World card may indicate a “change of place”?
- What is it about the Tarot that sets it uniquely apart from other sacred texts?
- Name 2 mystical traditions that may have used the Tarot to convey their esoteric teachings.
- What her/historical change did Waite/Smith make to the Tarot deck in the design of the Rider-Waite Tarot?
- What is the Major Arcana correspondent card to the Swords suit?
- If you were making a decision based upon Disks attributes, what would you be basing your decision upon?
- What is the shadow side of the Wands and Disks suits?
- How would you describe a Wands family home?
- What is the Major Arcana correspondent to Cups?
- What does the Fool’s Journey to Wholeness teach us as adherents on The Journey to Magical Readership?
- Why do you think the Swords suit is typically regarded with apprehension?
- What is the risk of telling someone a predetermined future?
- How does the light side of Wands help someone stuck in the dark side of Disks?
- Why is The Tower card frightening to most people?
- Relate yourself to a particular Court (No one is really a Court card!) In exploring the potentials and limitations of this Court card, explain why you picked this card. What Court card would represent your opposite?
- Why do you think Wands people make good entrepreneurs? What might slip them up?
- How does using the Tarot as a personal growth tool support you as a developing reader?
Lesson Five