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Quiz 5 - Slam Bidding Using Quantitative Bids

Test your knowledge of quantitative notrump bidding. Check that you know the point counts needed for small and grand slams, what each raise of partner's notrump bid means, and when to accept or decline a slam invitation. Read each question carefully and count your points before choosing your bid.
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Answer the questions on quantitative notrump bidding.


  25 HCP
  29 HCP
  33 HCP
  37 HCP
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  Two balanced hands and 33+ combined HCP
  Two balanced hands, 37+ combined HCP and controls in every suit
  An eight card trump fit and 30 combined HCP
  All four Aces, the point count doesn't matter

  A void or singleton in a suit
  An honor card or cards (usually the Ace, or King and Queen) certain to stop the opponents running a suit
  Any five or more cards in a suit
  A trump card you can use to ruff their suit

  You are signing off, partner must pass
  You are inviting partner to bid game
  You are inviting partner to bid slam
  You are showing both minor suits

  Yes - partner must show their Aces
  No - it invites partner to bid 6NT with a maximum and pass with a minimum
  No - it is a sign off in game
  No - it forces partner to bid a slam

  Partner may pass if they have a minimum
  Partner must show how many Kings they hold
  Partner must bid a slam and chooses between 6NT and 7NT
  Partner must bid their longest suit at the six level


  3NT
  4NT
  6NT
  5NT


  3NT
  4NT
  6NT
  7NT


  Pass
  5NT
  6NT
  7NT


  Pass
  5NT
  6NT
  5D