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1. While playing cards alone is called solitaire in the United States, it is often called by another name in England. What is that name?
2. Which well-known variety of solitaire consists of a tableau of (usually) 7 rows on which you build in alternate colors and which has a foundation where one builds in suits from aces up?
3. A casino owner in Saratoga, New York intoduced the concept of paying $50 for a deck of cards and receiving $5 for every card played to the foundation. His name is the same as a popular Solitaire game. What was his name?
4. What form of solitaire consists of a field of twelve card piles laid out in a circle with a thirteenth pile in the middle of the circle?
5. Which game of solitaire joined Windows Solitaire (Klondike) as part of the Windows operating system from Windows 95 on?
6. This game of solitaire was included by Microsoft in Microsoft Plus for Windows 98. 54 cards are dealt onto a tableau in ten piles with all cards face down except the top cards and the goal is to remove complete suits of cards from play.
What is the name of this solitaire game which is included in Vista, ME and XP versions of Microsoft?
7. What game of solitaire consists of a tableau shaped like a triangle and from which you remove cards, in pairs, which add up to 13?
8. What game starts with eighteen cards dealt face down forming three pyramids from which you remove cards in sequence placing them onto the waste pile?
9. What solitaire game is a version of a multiple player card game and in which you place cards on a five by five grid attempting to achieve the highest value hands?
10. What is the name of the solitaire game that is played like Klondike but uses twice as many cards, has eight foundations which are built up from aces and has a layout of 9 across?
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