Tarot cards of choice: crossroads and decisions quiz
The Lovers, the Two of Swords, the Two of Wands and the Seven of Cups: find out which card describes your crossroads and what stops you deciding.
- 5 questions
- ≈ 2 min
- +5 bronze keys for a flawless run
Which tarot cards speak of choice?
This quiz checks whether you can tell the crossroads cards apart. Choice in tarot is most often shown by The Lovers, the Two of Swords, the Two of Wands and the Seven of Cups, while Justice, the King of Swords, The Chariot and the Ace of Swords show how to reach a decision. You will pick the card that best fits a situation, work through real examples and test some popular beliefs.
Each choice card has its own character. The Lovers describe a decision that tests your values and changes the direction of your life. The Two of Swords is a frozen crossroads where fear of getting it wrong blocks the way. The Two of Wands is choosing a direction: stay within familiar walls or step into the wider world. The Seven of Cups is a crowd of tempting options, some of them illusions.
What really stops you deciding?
Often the trouble is not too few options but how we handle them. The Two of Pentacles postpones the choice by trying to do everything at once, which only works for a while. The Seven of Cups shows that abundance itself can block a decision. The Two of Swords reminds you that the information may already be enough and closed eyes are a choice not to choose.
Other cards point the way out. Justice advises leaning on facts and weighing consequences, the King of Swords listing pros and cons or asking an experienced adviser. The Ace of Swords brings a moment of clarity when the right path suddenly becomes obvious. And The Chariot says the choice is made and it is time to hold your course.
How the quiz works
Each round draws five questions out of twelve and shuffles the options. After every answer you see an explanation and a link to the card page. Answers are final, replays are unlimited, and Tayna keys go to your first flawless round. The cards never choose for you.
All questions and answers
Open after you play: the full question set with right answers and explanations.
1. Which arcanum is a choice that tests your values and changes your life's direction?
Right answer: The Lovers
The Lovers are the main card of choice: a decision about what truly matters to you and what you can honestly agree to.
2. The Two of Swords says you don't have enough information to choose.
Right answer: Myth
The Two of Swords says the opposite: there may be enough information already; what blocks you is fear of a mistake.
3. Which card is choosing a direction: stay within familiar walls or step out into the world?
Right answer: Two of Wands
The Two of Wands holds a globe: planning, looking far ahead and the courage to go beyond familiar limits.
4. You're choosing between two jobs and draw the King of Swords. What does he advise?
Right answer: List the pros and cons
The King of Swords is a clear mind and cool calculation: set emotions aside and list pros, cons, risks and timing.
5. Which card postpones the choice by trying to do it all: two jobs, two projects?
Right answer: Two of Pentacles
The Two of Pentacles juggles two coins. The decision waits while you try to keep both directions going.
6. How does the Two of Swords' crossroads differ from the Two of Wands'?
Right answer: Fear of deciding, not vision
The Two of Swords is frozen, every step feels risky. The Two of Wands looks into the distance and weighs prospects.
7. Which card is a choice among many tempting options, some of them illusions?
Right answer: Seven of Cups
The Seven of Cups: castles, jewels and laurels float in the clouds. It asks you to test which options are real.
8. The decision is made but doubts linger, and The Chariot appears. What does it say?
Right answer: Doubts are over; hold course
The Chariot is a card of resolve, not doubt: the direction is set, and now the key is to stay on it.
9. Which card cuts through doubt as the right option suddenly becomes obvious?
Right answer: Ace of Swords
The Ace of Swords is a moment of clarity. The answer comes through understanding: new facts, an honest talk or a sudden insight.
10. The balance of the Two of Pentacles can be kept up indefinitely.
Right answer: Myth
The Two of Pentacles says balance is possible but temporary: sooner or later you will have to set priorities.
11. Which card at a crossroads asks you to lean on facts rather than mood?
Right answer: Justice
Justice helps you weigh the options honestly and consider consequences: a decision you won't be ashamed of later.
12. The more options you have, the easier it is to choose.
Right answer: Myth
The Seven of Cups warns that abundance itself can block a decision; with so much on offer, your eyes keep wandering.