Tarot Cards - Name That Reading! Quiz

Answer: Seven of Wands - Lord of Valor

The Seven of Wands is one of fourteen cards in the Suit of Wands. When upright, the card represents successful advancement.

Answer: The Tower

The Tower is one of the twenty-two cards that make up the Major Arcana. When upright, it symbolizes disruption and conflict, and when reversed it symbolizes negativity and restriction.

Answer: The Page of Cups

The Page of Cups is one of fourteen cards that make up the Suit of Cups. In its reverse orientation it symbolizes deception.

Answer: Power wrongly used

The Strength card is one of twenty two cards of the Major Arcana. In the upright orientation it symbolizes self-control.

Answer: The Sun

The Two of Cups is the second card in the Suit of Cups and represents the Lord of Love. In the upright orientation it symbolizes affection and love while in the reverse orientation it symbolizes separation, divorce, and unfaithfulness in marriage. The Sun is the nineteenth card in the Major Arcana.

In the upright orientation it symbolizes contentment and happiness on attaining success, while in the reverse orientation it represents troubled partnerships and marriage.

Answer: Pentacles

The Knight of Pentacles is also known as the Lord of the Wild and Fertile Land. In the reverse orientation it represents a greedy and grasping person.

Answer: Beginnings

The Fool is the very first card of the deck, number zero in the Major Arcana. In the reverse orientation it represents ill-advised risks.

Answer: The Devil

The Devil is the fifteenth card in the Major Arcana. In the upright orientation it represents a desire for material wealth, while in the reverse orientation it represents true evil. It also represents the Lord of the Gates of Matter.

Answer: Gradual change

The Lord of Earned Success is the sixth card in the Suit of Swords. When reversed, it symbolizes unexpected change.

Answer: the Book of Thoth

Etteilla (also known as Jean-Baptiste Alliette) believed that Tarot cards came from the Book of Thoth. The Book of Thoth was a book of powerful magic spells supposedly written by Thoth, the god of writing and knowledge, that appeared in Ancient Egypt in the Ptolemaic period. Two major spells were found in the book: one that gave the reader the ability to understand the speech of animals, and one that would allow the reader to understand the gods themselves.