1)
Have you ever played Scrabble before?
Yes, and I have won many games.
Yes, I have.
I know the rules but have not played the game.
No, I have not heard of it.
2)
How many languages have you played scrabble in?
Multiple.
One (A language besides English).
One (English).
Zero.
3)
Imagine that …
Easy Level
Medium Level
Expert level
4)
5)
How frequently do you play a word with all of your tiles on average?
Every game
Once per a couple of games
Once per several games
Never
6)
Do you create your own scrabble strategies and follow them during a game of scrabble?
Yes, very deeply
Yes, sometimes
No
7)
If at the beginning of a game of scrabble you got a rare letter, scoring 8 or 10 points (such as J, X, Z or Q in English scrabble), how would you rather react in most cases?
Content with your opportunity to score many, many points
Wondering how to get rid of it so that you will not remain with it unused
8)
If you could do both things in a game of scrabble, would you rather play…
A 5-letter word, on any random spot of the board
A 3-letter word, in the angle of the board and including a very rare letter
9)
If one of your tiles was a blank tile, and all other tiles had only vowels or only consonants, would you rather...
Exchange tiles
Write a short word with the blank tile
10)
What is the highest number of points, that the word “Scrabble” could score in the English Scrabble (with all bonuses but without the other words in the move)?
8
14
64
50
92
153
203
300
500
11)
In the way you play the scrabble game, when a word is challenged, does this lead to a skip of a turn?
Yes
No
12)
Do you sometimes play Scrabble solitaire?
Yes, a lot
Yes, a little
No
13)
What is the difference between the rules of the Outspell Scrabble and the Classic Scrabble?
The removal of points at the end of the game
The number of points that blank tiles score
The bonus for a move with all tiles
All of the above
None of the above
