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Quiz about Turnup Euchre
Quiz about Turnup Euchre

Turn-up Euchre Trivia Quiz


This quiz is based on the 4-player version of "Euchre" commonly played in the United States.

A multiple-choice quiz by fertigline. Estimated time: 5 mins.
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Author
fertigline
Time
5 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
98,661
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
25
Difficulty
Average
Avg Score
19 / 25
Plays
4081
Last 3 plays: onunodnumiar (12/25), Guest 216 (22/25), Guest 157 (21/25).
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Question 1 of 25
1. In the USA, how many cards are there in a Euchre deck? Hint


Question 2 of 25
2. How many cards are dealt to each player at the beginning of each hand?

Answer: (One number)
Question 3 of 25
3. What cards are used for playing Euchre? (US rules) Hint


Question 4 of 25
4. True or false: The highest card in a hand of Euchre is always the Jack of whatever is trump.


Question 5 of 25
5. What is the direction of play in a game of Euchre?

Answer: (One Word)
Question 6 of 25
6. True or false: The first round of bidding is to decide whether or not to make the upturned card's suit trump.


Question 7 of 25
7. What score is a game of Euchre most commonly played to? (US version) Hint


Question 8 of 25
8. The 6 and the 4 can be used as score cards.


Question 9 of 25
9. What is a Euchre? Hint


Question 10 of 25
10. True or false: If the second round of bidding comes around you may choose any suit.


Question 11 of 25
11. What person leads in a hand of Euchre? Hint


Question 12 of 25
12. How many tricks are necessary to win a hand? Hint


Question 13 of 25
13. How many points are awarded to partners that have called trump and take all the tricks in a single hand?

Answer: (one number)
Question 14 of 25
14. True or false: A loner is when a player plays the hand alone without the aid of his or her partner.


Question 15 of 25
15. True or false: 5 points are given for a successful loner.


Question 16 of 25
16. The theory in which some Euchre players use to determine what kinds of cards the other players have is called what?

Answer: (one word)
Question 17 of 25
17. Is it possible to win with a score larger than 10 points?


Question 18 of 25
18. What term is used when a player has a card to follow suit but doesn't follow suit? Hint


Question 19 of 25
19. What is the pile of cards left over after a euchre hand is dealt called? Hint


Question 20 of 25
20. What are the two jacks of trump called? Hint


Question 21 of 25
21. What is the highest jack known as? Hint


Question 22 of 25
22. True or false: Passing dirty is when you pass with a lot of cards in your hand that you could've called trump with.


Question 23 of 25
23. Is it possible to end in a tie game?


Question 24 of 25
24. True or false: There are many different versions of Euchre.


Question 25 of 25
25. Where did Euchre originate? Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. In the USA, how many cards are there in a Euchre deck?

Answer: 24

9,10,J,Q,K,A x 4 suits = 24 cards. Some card deck makers sell Euchre decks, but the most common method is to use cards from a regular deck of cards.
2. How many cards are dealt to each player at the beginning of each hand?

Answer: 5

Typically the cards are dealt in 2's and 3's, alternating with each player; this helps to distribute the cards more fairly.
3. What cards are used for playing Euchre? (US rules)

Answer: 9-Ace

By not making use of a full deck of cards, Euchre is one of the fastest multi-player card games.
4. True or false: The highest card in a hand of Euchre is always the Jack of whatever is trump.

Answer: True

Trump always beats anything else- for example, a 9 of a trump suit can beat an ace of an off suit.
5. What is the direction of play in a game of Euchre?

Answer: clockwise

It's unknown why this is the direction of play.
6. True or false: The first round of bidding is to decide whether or not to make the upturned card's suit trump.

Answer: True

After dealing the cards, the dealer lays the top card of the remaining cards face up and the first round of bidding begins.
7. What score is a game of Euchre most commonly played to? (US version)

Answer: 10

Although there are times when the final score may be more than 10, the first team to get 10 points wins. Regional variations may use other scores.
8. The 6 and the 4 can be used as score cards.

Answer: True

The score cards may be made up of 2's and 3's, two 5's or 6's and 4's.
9. What is a Euchre?

Answer: when the team not making trump wins the hand

Euchre is pronounced "u-ker".
10. True or false: If the second round of bidding comes around you may choose any suit.

Answer: False

You may choose any suit but the one that was upturned on the deck for the first round of bidding.
11. What person leads in a hand of Euchre?

Answer: the person to the dealer's left

The direction of play is always clockwise or to the left.
12. How many tricks are necessary to win a hand?

Answer: 3

The best of 5.
13. How many points are awarded to partners that have called trump and take all the tricks in a single hand?

Answer: 2

When playing Euchre the partners always sit across from each other.
14. True or false: A loner is when a player plays the hand alone without the aid of his or her partner.

Answer: True

When a player is going alone he or her is saying that they are going to try to take all the tricks in a hand. Some version's of Euchre allow the person that calls a loner to trade one of his or her cards for their partners best card before play starts.
15. True or false: 5 points are given for a successful loner.

Answer: False

Four points are given when a player who calls alone gets all the tricks.
16. The theory in which some Euchre players use to determine what kinds of cards the other players have is called what?

Answer: hoyle

The Hoyle theory is based on who deals and the suit of the upturned card at the beginning of the hand.
17. Is it possible to win with a score larger than 10 points?

Answer: yes

The first team to get to 10 points (or over) wins, even if a team has 9 points and takes all the tricks or gets a loner.
18. What term is used when a player has a card to follow suit but doesn't follow suit?

Answer: renege

Most online Euchre games have safeguards against doing this, but in a real game you have to try and pay attention to the cards that are played.
19. What is the pile of cards left over after a euchre hand is dealt called?

Answer: the kitty

There are always four cards left over; any less or more, there is something wrong.
20. What are the two jacks of trump called?

Answer: bowers

In some countries the bowers are called bennys.
21. What is the highest jack known as?

Answer: right bower

The rank of the trump cards is right bower, left bower (the 2 jacks), then A,K,Q,10,9 of the trump suit. All other suits go from A-9.
22. True or false: Passing dirty is when you pass with a lot of cards in your hand that you could've called trump with.

Answer: True

Passing dirty can set up the other partners for a Euchre if they decide to call trump on the card that you passed on.
23. Is it possible to end in a tie game?

Answer: no

Because of the nature of the game it is impossible to tie.
24. True or false: There are many different versions of Euchre.

Answer: True

Along with 2-, 3-, and 4-player versions, there are different versions played in many countries around the world.
25. Where did Euchre originate?

Answer: Pennsylvania Dutch

Most sources agree that the game originated in the 19th century with the Pennsylvania Dutch.
Source: Author fertigline

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