Are You Ready to Play Hong Kong Mahjong?
Answer 20 practical questions across the whole curriculum. Score 85% or better to pass.
Mixed practical checks
This final test samples the whole course: tiles, melds, setup, dealing, turn flow, calls, scoring, draws, and table etiquette. Score 17 out of 20 to pass.
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Which group is a Chow?
Identify the group that forms one legal sequence meld.
Which group is not a valid sequence?
Choose the group that cannot be used as a numbered run.
Which structure is the standard winning hand shape?
Pick the normal complete-hand structure taught in the course.
Which tiles are honors?
Choose the set made from non-suited special tiles.
Who is the dealer at the start of a hand?
Use the seat role that begins the hand.
What is the live wall used for?
Choose the main purpose of this part of the wall during play.
After the wall is opened, what happens next?
Choose the next setup step before normal turns begin.
East discards and nobody calls. Who acts next?
Assume no call interrupts the normal rotation.
What is the basic shape of a normal turn?
Choose the normal action order for a player’s turn.
When does the call window happen?
Choose the timing when other players may claim a tile.
When is Chow legal?
Choose the positional restriction for this call.
When is Pung legal?
Choose the situation that lets you claim a matching discard.
Which situation can create a big exposed kong?
Choose the situation that creates an exposed four-of-a-kind call.
Two players want the same discard: one can Chow, one can Win. What happens?
Apply the priority order for competing claims.
What does the 3-fan minimum mean?
Choose the rule that connects hand value to declaring a win.
Which pattern is Dragon Pung?
Choose the tile pattern that matches this scoring name.
Who pays when you win on another player’s discard?
Choose the payment rule for a win caused by another player’s tile.
Who pays when you self-draw?
Choose the payment rule when your own draw completes the hand.
What is a drawn hand?
Choose the table state that ends a hand without a winner.
Which action is a beginner foul?
Choose the action that disrupts legal table order.
Submit when ready
Answer every question, then submit for your final readiness result.