The Rorschach Test is a psychological test used to measure a person's personality characteristics and emotional functioning. It is composed of 10 inkblots, which are symmetrical black and white patterns that the subject is asked to interpret. The two components of the Rorschach Test are the inkblot and the BLOT. The inkblot is a 7-letter word that refers to the symmetrical black and white patterns used in the test. The BLOT is a 4-letter word that refers to the interpretation of the inkblot by the subject.