Questions (see answers below)
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a) Is it correct to take into account other players' level of experience when evaluating your hand?
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b) How many honor cards are there in each suit?
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c) Do honor cards all have the same value in high-card points?
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d) Do lower cards (from two to nine) all have the same value?
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e) Is it always correct to add your distribution points to your high-card points?
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f) What is a void in bridge?
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g) What is a singleton in bridge?
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h) How many quick tricks is worth the following card combination : A K J ?
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i) How many quick tricks is worth the following card combination in the trump suit?
A K Q J 10 4 3 2
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Answers
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g) one card only in a suit - see lesson 1.1
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Evaluate the following opening hands
HCP = highcard points LP = Long-Suit Points SP = Short-Suit Points TP = Total Points
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a)  J 6  A J 7 6 4 3  Q J 9 4  3
HCP ......... LP......... TP .........
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b) A 7 3 K Q 9 5 K 9 K 10 7 4
HCP ......... LP......... TP .........
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c) A Q 3 A Q J 6 4 A J A 10 8
HCP ......... LP......... TP .........
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d) K J 8 7 5 K 3 Q 8 7 4 A V
HCP ......... LP......... TP .........
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e) 4 3 K Q J 9 4 9 A J 9 7 6
HCP ......... LP......... TP .........
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f) - K J 7 6 5 3 A K 8 7 5 4 10
HCP ......... LP......... TP .........
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Evaluate the following hands when responding to your partner's one-heart opening bid
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g) A Q 2 J 4 A 7 6 5 Q J 10 3
HCP ......... SP......... TP .........
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h) A 8 5 4 Q J 9 10 2 Q 10 6 4
HCP ......... SP......... TP .........
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i) K Q 10 4 2 9 6 3 2 J 10 9 8
HCP ......... SP......... TP .........
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j) 9 8 K J 7 6 5 A K 8 7 5 10
HCP ......... SP......... TP .........
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Answers
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a) 9 HCP 2 LP 11 TP
b) 15 HCP 0 LP 15 TP
c) 23 HCP 1 LP 24 TP
d) 14 HCP 1 LP 15 TP
e) 11 HCP 2 LP 13 TP
f) 11 HCP 4 LP 15 TP
g) 14 HCP 0 SP 14 TP
h) 9 HCP 1 SP 10 TP
i) 6 HCP 2 SP 8 TP
j) 11 HCP 3 SP 14 TP
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