Justice Tarot Quiz: Scales, Sword and Honesty
A sword, scales and a throne between pillars, equal footing in love, contracts and clarity at work. Answer five questions on Justice and read why each is so.
- 5 questions
- ≈ 2 min
- +5 bronze keys for a flawless run
What does the Justice tarot quiz test?
Justice is the card of honesty, balance and the natural consequences of our choices. This quiz checks how you read it upright: the imagery on the Tayna card, its meaning for love, work and money, its advice and its careful answer to a yes-or-no question.
Each round draws five questions from twelve. The card's number, its place on the Fool's journey and its reversed meaning are covered elsewhere on the site. A short explanation follows each answer, and a full review waits at the end of the page.
Is Justice about punishment or proportion?
Many people brace for a harsh verdict when this card appears, yet its message is gentler and more precise. It is about proportion: what you put in is what comes back. Honest action becomes solid ground, while anything built on half-truths asks to be revisited.
That is why its yes comes with a condition. The card supports people who act openly and take everyone's interests into account, and it never promises luck without effort.
In a couple it stands for equal voices and clear agreements. If you are single, it suggests judging people by their actions rather than by attractive promises.
Sword, scales and practical matters
In the Tayna artwork a crowned woman sits on a throne between two pillars, holding a sword in one hand and scales in the other. Symbol questions rely only on that description, so read the options closely.
At work the card is closely tied to contracts, paperwork and a fair split of duties. Care and transparency count for more than speed right now, and keeping your word matters. It is no substitute for legal advice, of course.
Keys are awarded for a flawless round, and you can try as many times as you like. Here tarot helps you weigh a situation, but the decision always stays with you.
All questions and answers
Open after you play: the full question set with right answers and explanations.
1. What does Justice hold in her raised right hand?
Right answer: A sword with a blue blade
The raised sword is clear thought cutting truth from handy excuses. The scales hang from her lowered left hand.
2. You're about to sign a contract, and Justice appears. What matters most?
Right answer: Rereading the terms
Care and transparency count for more than speed now: reread the terms and keep your word.
3. Justice in a reading is always a sign of punishment.
Right answer: Myth
The card judges by facts, not fear: it promises proportion, and an honest effort comes back in kind.
4. Next to Justice, which card asks you to take off the blindfold and face the facts?
Right answer: Two of Swords
The Two of Swords with Justice: a decision has been put off too long, and it is time to look at the facts.
5. Justice in a reading about your couple. What to talk about now?
Right answer: What each gives and expects
In a couple Justice means equality: a good time to calmly discuss what each of you gives and expects.
6. What decorates the armrests of Justice's throne?
Right answer: Lion heads
The throne stands between two golden pillars before a red curtain, and its armrests bear lions' heads.
7. A dispute at work, and Justice shows up. How will it end?
Right answer: Fairly, based on the facts
In a dispute Justice points to a balanced outcome that rests on the facts, not on emotions.
8. Justice in a yes-or-no reading. What does she say?
Right answer: Likely yes, if it's all fair
Justice leans toward yes when you act honestly and consider everyone the question touches.
9. Above all, what is Justice about?
Right answer: The consequences of your choices
Justice is about honesty and natural consequences: much is shaped not by chance but by our own choices.
10. A hard conversation ahead, and Justice appears. What's the advice?
Right answer: Speak the truth, even if awkward
Tell the truth to yourself and others even when it's awkward, and choose what you can stand behind.
11. Next to Justice, which card means an honest reckoning with old debts cleared?
Right answer: Judgement
Judgement with Justice: time to sum things up honestly and move on without the weight of old debts.
12. Justice on someone's feelings. What do they feel for you?
Right answer: Calm respect with no games
They take you seriously and with respect, but keep a cool head: they watch, weigh, and want it all to be fair.