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Graphology at Home-Lesson 4-The‘t’ Bar
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Examination for Lesson 4

1. What does the post placed t bar reveal? 2. Which t bar reflects procrastination? 3. Which t bar indicates strong imagination? 4. Describe the t bar that discloses a dominant personality. 5. What type of t bar indicates fickleness? 6. What type of t bar can show forgetfulness? 7. Stubbornness can be seen in a t bar. What is the common factor to look for? 8. The t bars in the following sample reflect what trait? 9. Many of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis' horizontal strokes veer upward. What does this reveal? 10. A t bar covering the whole word discloses what trait? 11. What is similar regarding the following t-bars and i dot? 12. What must the writer decide when writing a word containing a t or an i? 13. Describe the t bar that appears in timorous people who may have little confidence.

Answers for Lesson 4

1. Often such writers have quick minds. Their purpose is not exactness in detail; they want to finish quickly. They are aggressive, often showing temper, impatient to reach their goals.

2. The preplaced t bar

3. The t bar that soars above the stem

4. It is flung down

5. The concave t bar

6. The t bar is missing

7. Hooks in the t bar

8. Sarcasm

9. This shows social aspirations and often a strong imagination. It is also the sign of one who wants to improve their situation, and is aggressive.

10. Protection, fatherliness 11. They are preplaced

12. When the writer writes a word containing a t or i, he must decide whether to cross the t bar (or dot the i) in the middle of the word, or wait until he finishes the word and then go back. The way he solves this little problem gives an important clue to his individuality.

13. Short t-bars

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Joel Engel is the author of Handwriting Analysis Self-Taught (Penguin Books). For more information, please click http://careertest.wswww.learngraphology.com

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