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Scrabble game board - made up 6.) Blanks: The two DUPLICATION - used to describe a
of cells in a square grid. rack that has more than one of a
blank tiles may be given letter.
Racks - where chosen letters are
used as any letters.
placed
BINGO - any word played that uses all
Letter tiles - a square piece that seven letters on the rack earning a
has a certain letter bonus of 50 points.
7.) Any play may be challenged
before the next player starts a BLOCKING - act of playing a word on
turn. the board that stops the opponent
from making a potentially large score.

8.) The game ends when all CHALLENGE - an opponent calls a

letters have been drawn; or when "Challenge" when he/she thinks a play
is not acceptable.
all possible plays have been
made. DOUBLE DOUBLE - used when a
bout the r player makes a play with letters that
a
cover two Double-Word Squares.
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ORIGINATE? END-GAME - when there are less than
1.) Diagonal words seven tiles left to draw from the bag.
are not allowed. HOOK LETTER - a letter that will spell
a new word when it is played with in
2.) Complete your turn by Before the game the front of or at the end of a word
counting and announcing your begins, all already on the board.
score for that turn. players should PASS- a player may pass his/her turn
agree upon the by not exchanging tiles.
3.) Play passes to the dictionary that
they will use.
4.) New words may be formed
by: Adding one or more letters The player with
to a word or letters. the letter closest
to "A" or blank
5.) No tile may be shifted or tile plays first. "Life is a game. Play it, enjoy
LEARN MORE ABOUT replaced after it has been it, win it."
SCRABBLE! played and scored.
TABLE 3 ALVAREZ, APALLA, BERNABE, MADERAZO, UEDA