What do they think of me tarot quiz: thoughts in cards
A quiz on the What do they think of me spread: their thoughts about you, the image they hold and what they leave unsaid. Swords, Majors and myths.
- 5 questions
- ≈ 2 min
- +5 bronze keys for a flawless run
What does the What do they think quiz test?
This quiz covers the What do they think of me spread. Three cards describe a person's thoughts about you, the image they have formed and what they keep to themselves. The questions check how to read each position and which cards most often speak about thoughts.
Remember that thoughts are not yet feelings or actions. Someone can think a lot and do nothing, or stay quiet and still value you. That is why several questions deal with the line between this spread and the one about feelings.
The spread works the same whether you wonder about a man, a woman, a colleague, a friend or anyone else. The positions do not change, and you can simply name the person in your question.
Swords, Major Arcana and the image in their head
In tarot, thoughts belong first of all to the suit of Swords: from a clear idea to indecision and worry at night. Wands in the thoughts slot say ideas turn straight into plans. Major Arcana show that thoughts about you matter to this person, and the card itself tells you what kind.
The second position raises the most questions. It shows not the truth about you but their view, which can be off. If the image feels unfair, it is a reason to ask where it came from, not to believe it.
The third position explains silences. The thought someone keeps back might be doubt, admiration or the fear of seeming pushy. A reversed card there often means they have not fully admitted it even to themselves.
Rules
Each round draws five questions from a pool of twelve, and the options are reshuffled every time. Answers are final, but you can replay as often as you like. Your first flawless round earns five bronze keys.
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All questions and answers
Open after you play: the full question set with right answers and explanations.
1. What does the What they see in you position show?
Right answer: Their picture, not the truth
The image in their head may not match who you are: it is their view, not the truth about you.
2. Which card in Thoughts about you says they cannot make up their mind?
Right answer: Two of Swords
The Ace of Swords is a clear thought, the Nine night worries, the King a sober view, and the Two indecision.
3. If they think about you often, they are bound to text.
Right answer: Myth
Thoughts and actions live apart: they may doubt or fear seeming pushy. The third position explains the pause.
4. How does What do they think of me differ from How do they feel?
Right answer: Head, not heart
Thoughts are judgments and plans, feelings live in the heart. One can think critically of someone and still be drawn in.
5. The High Priestess appears in Thoughts about you. What is on their mind?
Right answer: They grasp a lot but keep quiet
A Major Arcana here means thoughts of you matter to them. The Priestess understands a lot but keeps it to herself.
6. Swords land in Thoughts about you. What does that say?
Right answer: They analyze a lot
Swords in the first slot mean a lot of analysis, while Wands mean thoughts that turn straight into plans.
7. A reversed card lands in What they leave unsaid. What does it mean?
Right answer: Even they won't admit it
A reversed card in the third slot often means they have not fully admitted this thought even to themselves.
8. The cards say they think badly of you. Where should you look?
Right answer: At their image of you
Position two often shows a distorted image rather than the truth. Ask where it comes from instead of believing it.
9. The reading shows what they think of you at this very minute.
Right answer: Myth
The cards show the general drift of their thoughts in this period: more a mood than a transcript.
10. Which card in Thoughts about you means they are confused themselves?
Right answer: The Moon
The Magician means thinking about how to act, the King of Swords a sober view, The Moon confusion in their own head.
11. Can this spread ask what a colleague or a female friend thinks?
Right answer: Yes, same positions
The spread works for her, a colleague, a friend or anyone; you can simply name the person in the question.
12. You want to ask what they think. What makes the answer more specific?
Right answer: Context: after what and when
The sharper the question, the more concrete the answer: name the moment, such as after your first date.