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    Question 1: This is a deck of 78 cards with pictures and inscriptions on them. They are divided into several suits and the person extracts cards that the reader interprets.
    A. Tarot
    B. Cartopedy
    C. Belote
    D. Cledonism
    Question 2: This method of divination uses air and water. The person covers their head with a cloth, fill a vase with water and expose it to the air. They whisper a wish over the vase. If bubbles show on the water surface, this is considered a positive sign and the wish will probably come true.
    A. Water scrying
    B. Critomancy
    C. Dowsing
    D. Eromancy
    Question 3: This method includes hexagrams which consist of six lines either solid or broken. Solid lines are considered strong and active, and broken lines stand for weak and acquiescent. These lines define the meaning of the hexagrams. Each hexagram has a different meaning. You determine your own hexagram by tossing 3 coins 3 times.
    A. Tarot
    B. I Ching
    C. Aura information
    D. Astrology
    Question 4: This method of divination uses a set of 24 alphabet letters that are usually carved on small tiles, so that the person could extract one of all 24 and to interpret its meaning. They were also carved and drawn building walls for protection.
    A. Runes
    B. Tarot
    C. Palm reading
    D. Shell scrying
    Question 5: This is the careful screening of your palm, its shapes and lines in order to guess some events from the past and see events in the future.
    A. Palmistry
    B. Cledonism
    C. Tasseomancy
    D. Cartopedy
    Question 6: This method uses climate conditions to predict the future. It was considered that climate is the attitude of gods towards men, and that each atmospheric event had its own meaning.
    A. Cephalomancy
    B. Aeromancy
    C. Graphology
    D. Bibliomancy
    Question 7: This method uses books for predicting ones future. The person should take a book, open to a random page and read a passage. Then he should interpret it.
    A. Geomancy
    B. Bibliomancy
    C. Hydromancy
    D. Chiromancy
    Question 8: This way of divination uses onion sprouts. First a ritual is held in order to state what the divination is about. Then the onion sprouts are put on an altar. It is thought that onion sprouts can tell you about friends and relatives who are far away, give love advice and answer yes or no questions about the future.
    A. Cromniomancy
    B. Crystallomancy
    C. Chirognomy
    D. Cyclomancy
    Question 9: This method uses birds to predict the future. The divinator scatters grains and then he carefully observes the way the birds peck at the grain.
    A. Austromancy
    B. Captopromancy
    C. Botanomancy
    D. Alectryomancy
    Question 10: In ancient times people thought that illnesses were caused by demons, possessing the soul of a person. So they cured those illnesses with exorcism. Exorcism is derived from the Greek word exorkizein. What does this word mean?
    A. To kill the soul
    B. To kill the ghost
    C. To expel the demon
    D. To bind by oath
    Question 11: Ancient Babylonian priests were one of the first exorcists. They meant to destroy the evil spirit, possessing the victim, by performing this ritual.
    A. They killed the possessed person by stabbing them with a sacrificial knife.
    B. They destroyed a wax or clay image of a demon.
    C. They drew mighty symbols on the forehead of the victim.
    D. They drilled a hole in the skull of the possessed.
    Question 12: Exorcism is not popular among religions nowadays.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 13: Jesus Christ is considered to be an exorcist. One of the legends tells of Jesus casting out multiple demons from a madman. The spirits then entered the bodies of some animals. What kind of animals were they?
    A. Vultures
    B. Pigs
    C. Crows
    D. Cows
    Question 14: Jesus Christ gave the power to exorcise demons to his disciples.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 15: In Judaism the evil spirit that possesses the soul of its victim is called dybbuk. It is exorcised through this part of the body.
    A. Mouth
    B. Chest
    C. Small toe
    D. Left Arm