Pe-Mid-2Nd-Quarter

Front 1

Original Name of Scrabble

Back 1

Criss Cross

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Developer of Scrabble

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Alfred Mosher Butts, 1938

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Marketer of Scrabble

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James Brunot, 1948

Front 4

Scrabble as a Trademark in the Rest of The World

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Mattel

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Scrabble as a Trademark in USA and Canada

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Hasbro

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A Variation of Scrabble

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Lexiko

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James Brunot's Home

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Newtown, Connecticut

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Meaning of Scrabble

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"to scratch frantically"

Front 9

President of Macy's, who played Scrabble in ___

Back 9

Jack Straus, 1952

Front 10

The Scrabble trademark was sold to ___ in the year ___

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Selchow and Righter, 1972

Front 11

____ sold Scrabble in Australia and UK during ____

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JW Spear, Jan 19,1995

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Selchow and Righter was sold to ___ in ___

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Coleco, 1986

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Host of the Scrabble Daytime Game Show

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Chuck Woolery

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Scrabble was inducted into the __ in __

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National Toy Hall of Fame, 2004

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Objective of Scrabble

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Score more points than the opponent

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0 Point Tile

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Blank

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1 Point Tile

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A

E

I
L
N
O
R
S
T
U

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2Point Tile

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D

G

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3Point Tile

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B
C
M
P

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4Point Tile

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F
H
V
W
Y

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5Point Tile

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K

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8Point Tile

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J

X

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10Point Tile

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Q
Z

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Light Blue Cells, tile point multiplied by two

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Double Letter Scores

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Dark Blue Cell, tilepoint multiplied by three

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Triple Letter Score

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Light Red Cell, wordpoint multiplied by two

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Double Word Score

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Dark Red Cell, wordpoint multiplied by three

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Triple Word Score

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How many tiles must be drawn by each player

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Seven

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Place all seven tiles and win 50 points

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Fifty Point Bonus

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Traceable back to __ years

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History of Chess, 1500

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Possible Origin of Chess

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India, before 6th Century AD

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Time of evolution of Chess

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15th Century

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Movement of Chess

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India to Persia to Arabs to South Europe to Europe

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Predominant Chess style in the late 15th century to 1880s

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Romantic Chess

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First World Chess Championship

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1886

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FIDE

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World Chess Federation

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Pawn Value

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1

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KnightValue

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3

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BishopValue

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3

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RookValue

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5

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Queen Value

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9

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Unchecked, but no legal moves

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Stalemate

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A King threatened with capture

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Check

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A King threatened with capture and has no legal moves

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Checkmate

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Number of Squares in Chess

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64

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Only time in Chess when more than one piece moves during a turn

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Castling

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Steps in Castling

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1) No pieces between a Rook and a King

2) Neither Rook nor King must have been moved beforehand

3) King moves two spaces towards the Rook

4) Rook moves over King to its previous tile

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Only occurs when a pawn is moved two squares

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En Passant

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When a pawn reaches the other edge

Back 49

Pawn Promotion

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Available promotions for pawns

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Queen

Rook

Bishop

Knight