Scrabble Trivia

For each question you will be given a word played, adjacent words or crossing words, and any bonus squares the word was played on. You must give the score the play receives. (Assume the American English version of Scrabble is being used).

How well do you know the point values associated with each letter tile in Scrabble? Can you correctly match the word on the left with the word on the right that is worth the same number of points? (with no multipliers used)

These words are great for dealing with a rack loaded with vowels. They are all OK for any English language Scrabble tournament, including American tournaments. Words are in capitals, the same as they are on the Scrabble board.

This quiz tests you on different things about the Scrabble game and the board itself. Good luck!

These questions relate to the popular board game Scrabble. The quiz includes questions about the point value of some words, the point value of some letters, and acceptable words that can be used in the game. Good Luck!

You're lacking A, E, I, O, and U, but you do have a Y. This quiz will help you to learn ten words from the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary.

Ah, Scrabble! The game people worldwide gather around to learn, stump their adversary, find new words and of course, to have fun. Here are a few random questions about the great game! Enjoy :-)!

This Scrabble quiz is for those who love this board game as much as I do. Some of the information on the quiz is from the book, 'Everything Scrabble'.

The two-letter words are among the most useful words to know in Scrabble. How well do you know them? Source: The Official Scrabble Player's Dictionary (OSPD), 4th Edition.

Knowing EXUVIUM isn't very useful for Scrabble. It's hard to get those unlikely letters. These words (allowable in American and any other English Scrabble event) are handier to know because you have a better chance of picking up the right tiles.

These words are great for dealing with a rack loaded with consonants. They are OK for any English language Scrabble tournament, including American tournaments. Words are in capitals, the same as they are on the Scrabble board.

How much do you know about Scrabble? These questions will test your knowledge about word values, letter values, and many more. Good Luck! ***These questions assume that you're using the English edition of the game.***

Stuck playing Scrabble with a Q but no U? A little word play and some memory tricks will provide you with 10 words from the Official Scrabble Players' Dictionary.

All of these clues are uncommon bonus words which can be used in Scrabble but they all contain a more common word. All you have to do is rearrange the letter to find the word. The words used in this quiz come from Collins OSW.

Make sure you know your two-letter words. All words are American, not the British version! Make sure you are familiar with the Scrabble Dictionary. If you don't know what a word means, some of the harder meanings appear in the Info fields.

This is a lot more difficult than my last Scrabble quiz because this time you have to change a common word into an uncommon word, rather than the other way around. Once again the Sowpods dictionary is used.

Sometimes in scrabble, you get a lot of consonants on your rack. In this quiz, I will teach you some words you can use to get rid of consonants. For all answers, I'm using the OWL (American) dictionary.

Words from Collins dictionary, acceptable words for Tournament Scrabble.

This is a quiz about Scrabble in French. There are many similarities and differences about French and English scrabble.

You're playing Scrabble in English, but the letter rack is trying to speak Czech. Never fear! With word play and memory aids, this quiz will teach you ten words from the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary.

Many words in scrabble contain a Q without a U. The longest of these is 9 letters long! Thanks to adams627 for the idea title, and assume I use the OWL (American Dictionary) for all my answers.

Making a fake word in Scrabble can be like getting a false start. You put it down, get points, and boom! it gets challenged off. This quiz will talk about various challenge rules and dictionaries, as well as asking which words are not valid.

I will give you a word and the coordinates of where it starts on the board. You have to tell me the meaning of the word and the score I would get for it. After each question you have to imagine that the previous words are still in play.

This quiz tests your word knowledge where a "word" is valid only if it appears in the TWL98 (the official Scrabble Tournament Word List for the National Scrabble Association in the U.S.).

The words in this quiz are from the Scrabble Dictionary 3rd Edition. It's the American version, not the British one.

My third in a series in the international saga, this one in Italian. Italian Scrabble is quite a bit different than English Scrabble.

This is my second quiz in the Scrabble series, this one about Scrabble in Dutch! Like French, there are many similarities and differences between Dutch and English Scrabble.