1. What time must the timer be set to at the start of the game?

2. Which of the following depicts the correct form for drawing tiles?

Option 1   Option 2

Option 3   Option 4

3. Which of these constitutes an unethical practice?

A: Asking a passerby to suggest a word from your rack
B: Writing down possible bingos on your scoresheet
C: Asking your opponent if a word is valid
D: Referring to old scoresheets to look for a word

4. Arrange these actions in the order that they should be performed once you've placed a word on the board:

A: Press the timer to start your opponent’s time
B: Calculate and announce the score for your move
C: Draw replacement tiles
D: Track tiles (strike off the letters that have just been played on your scoresheet)
E: Record your score and the cumulative score in the scoresheet

5. Consider the image of the timer below. The number at the bottom is Player A's time and the one at the top is Player B's time. What adjustment(s) need to be made for overtime?

6. The image shows Player B's rack at the end of the game. There are no tiles left in the bag and Player A has played all the tiles on their rack. At CoCo tournaments, what score adjustments must be made for Player B's tiles?

7. True or False? If you are not seated at your table at the time stated by the Tournament Director, the TD can start your timer.

8. True or False? I need to record my opponent's score after every move.

9. True or False? I only need to verbally announce what letter the blank is to designate it.

10. True or False? If I have my opponent's consent, I can use a mobile phone for challenges instead of the official challenge computer.

11. True or False? In a standard tournament with a 5-point challenge penalty, if my opponent challenged two of my words and they were both valid, I get 10 points.

12. True or False? It's the winner's responsibility to hand in the results slip (or submit the electronic slip where the tournament supports them) and the loser's responsibility to confirm the submission.

13. At what point can you challenge your opponent's move?

14. Below is a scenario from a game. Your opponent just played JAR above BINGO. You decide to challenge two words: ABE and RIS. How do you proceed with the challenge?

15. In the above situation, you get the following result after the challenge. What happens next?

16. Which of the following statements is correct about "valid challenges"?

A: I can challenge the opponent's move if they have pressed the timer and not drawn replacement tiles.
B: I can challenge the opponent's move if they have pressed the timer and drawn tiles, but none of the replacement tiles have touched their rack.
C: I can challenge the opponent's move if they have pressed the timer, drawn tiles, and have placed at least one of them on their rack.
D: I can challenge the opponent's move if they have drawn replacement tiles and placed them on the table.

17. Player A announces "Exchange 3" and does not place the tiles to be exchanged facedown on the table before pressing the timer. What must be done?

18. Player A has 4 tiles on their rack and needs 3 replenishment tiles. Player A accidentally overdraws and picks 4 tiles from the bag. The drawn tiles are placed facedown on the table. What must Player B do?

19. As Player B is drawing replacement tiles, before they have replenished their rack, a tile falls out of the bag and drops onto the floor. What should be done?

20. You are not supposed to leave the playing room while in a game. However, under exceptional circumstances, you may be permitted to leave. Which of the following steps must you undertake to do so?