A) The alignment of the stars B) The phase of the moon at birth C) The positions of all planets D) The position of the Sun at birth
A) Seven B) Twelve C) Six D) Ten
A) The Sun B) The Moon C) Venus D) Mars
A) Theoretical physics B) Experimental psychology C) Pseudoscience D) Proven science
A) 1910s B) 17th century C) 1950s D) 1930s
A) R. H. Naylor B) Princess Margaret C) None of these D) William Lilly
A) Your Stars B) The Sunday Express C) Star Signs Daily D) The Astrology Column
A) The Moon's gravity affects the Sun B) Changes in Earth's axial tilt C) The Earth's orbit is not synchronous with its rotation D) The precession of the equinoxes
A) The invention of the internet B) The crash of the R101 airship C) The end of World War II D) A major lunar eclipse
A) Only tracks their distance from the Sun B) Relates them to each other to divine meanings C) Ignores them completely D) Uses them to determine the birth date
A) Found to be mathematically sound B) Validated by modern astronomy C) Proven to be partially accurate D) No scientific validity or explanatory power
A) A celestial map printed on paper B) A newspaper horoscope column C) A standard calendar D) An ephemeris or software |