Two others are black and red ink on white, and the last three blots are multicolored. You aren't supposed to know it, but the psychologist will write down everything you say. This includes any seemingly irrelevant questions you may have. To keep you from getting wise, the psychologist always arranges to sit to your side and a little behind you, so that you can't look at the card and the psychologist at the same time. Most subjects realize the psychologist is taking notes, of course, but they don't realize that the notes are a special shorthand record of everything said.
Some psychologists use hidden tape recorders.
Don't hold the card at an unusual angle. Watch how you phrase things. After all, you're supposed to realize that it is just a blot of ink on a card. Don't groan, get emotional, or make irrelevant comments. Don't put your hands on the cards to block out parts.