A) Seven-letter words B) Three-letter words C) All the vowels D) Two-letter words
A) X B) Q C) J D) Z
A) To make a high-scoring play B) To use it as an 'E' C) To save it for later D) To block your opponent
A) Blocking spaces B) Using all your tiles C) High scores only D) Using the Q
A) A free turn B) A perfect score C) Landing on a double-word score D) Using all seven tiles
A) To estimate remaining tiles B) To remember what words were used C) To count your opponent's score D) Because it's polite
A) Hope for a bingo B) Save them for later C) Dump some vowels D) Use them all at once
A) Vowel-heavy stem B) Rare letter stem C) Consonant-heavy stem D) Common letter stem
A) Adding a letter to an existing word B) Creating complex board patterns C) Keeping track of opponent's moves D) Using high-scoring letters
A) Only in the endgame B) Never C) Whenever you want D) When your rack is unplayable
A) WM B) ZX C) QI D) PL
A) Using all your vowels B) Randomly placing tiles C) Playing only short words D) Blocking double/triple word scores
A) Use all consonants B) Always go first C) Study word lists D) Ignore strategy
A) Impressing your opponent B) Establishing board control C) Winning the game immediately D) Guaranteeing future high scores
A) Dumping B) Blocking C) Bingos D) Holding
A) Triple letter B) Regular tile C) Double word D) Double letter
A) Using only vowels B) Playing vertically only C) Playing far from other words D) Playing adjacent to an existing word
A) Only at the beginning B) Never C) When your opponent is close to winning D) Every turn
A) Avoid vowel or consonant gluts B) To always have a bingo C) Because it looks nice D) To have the most valuable tiles
A) Always the longer word B) Always the shorter word C) The first word you see D) Depends on the tiles used
A) Knowing all the rules B) Dictating the board's initial setup C) Choosing the colors D) Getting free points
A) Geography B) Spelling C) Arithmetic D) Anagramming
A) Ignoring B) Trading C) Blocking D) Yielding
A) To practice spelling B) To fill up space C) To trick your opponent D) To get extra points
A) ZI B) ZO C) ZA D) ZE
A) Preventing your opponent from scoring B) Creating future scoring opportunities C) Making the game shorter D) It looks more professional
A) Always play it on a triple letter score B) Use common accompanying letters like 'U' C) Save it for the end game D) Trade it if you can't find a good play
A) To determine the winner B) To find better words C) To intimidate your opponent D) To make the game last longer
A) Complain about your bad luck B) Hope your opponent plays the same tile C) Try to make a word anyway D) Exchange some tiles
A) The corners B) The center star C) Any double letter space D) The edges |