Name That Game—and More!
Card Detectives
Build It, Protect It
Count Carefully!
Quick Hands, Thoughtful Choices
100

In this card game, players reveal cards at the same time, and the higher-ranking card usually wins.

War

100

In B.S., players may claim to play certain cards while actually playing different ones. This game tactic means trying to convince others that something false is true.

Bluffing

100

In Klondike Solitaire, the four foundation piles begin with this rank.

Ace

100

Seven people are playing Spoons. Put this many spoons in the center.

6

100

During Phineas's game, you know a hit counts under your class rules. You acknowledge it even though nobody else noticed. You are demonstrating this character quality.

Honesty or integrity

200

In this game, players collect four of a kind while watching for someone to grab an object from the center of the table.

Spoons

200

In the first round of Garbage/Trash, you draw a 6. What position does it belong in?

6th

200

In Cover Your Assets, placing another set on top of a valuable set protects the covered set from this action during a standard challenge.

Stealing or challenging

200

In a standard Happy Salmon setup, each player starts with 12 cards. After successfully discarding seven, you have this many remaining.

5

200

During Common Threads, you keep looking only at characters. You deliberately switch to checking clothing and objects. Changing your approach practices this thinking skill.

Flexible thinking
300

In this game, players find partners with matching action cards, perform the actions together, and race to discard their cards.

Happy Salmon

300

In Sevens, the hearts currently run from the 5 through the 9. These are the two hearts that can extend that suit next.

4 and 10

300

In Ticket to Ride, a gray route has four spaces. Without using locomotives, you need four train cards with this relationship to one another.

Same color

300

In SKYJO, you replace a 12 with a −2. Your layout’s total decreases by this many points.

14

300

During Garbage/Trash, you draw an unusable card and feel frustrated. You pause, breathe, and continue without arguing. You are practicing this Life Skill.

emotional regulation or self control

400

In this game, players collect colored train cards and use them to claim routes connecting cities on a map.

Ticket to Ride

400

In Doubles and Sandwiches, the last three cards played are queen, 4, queen. Name the pattern.

Sandwich - a match with exactly one card between them.

400

In Sevens, you hold the 4, 5, and 6 of clubs, and only the 7 of clubs is on the table for that suit. Assuming no one else changes the club sequence, this is the order in which you must play those three cards on your turns.

6 then 5, then 4.

400

In Flip 7, you stop with Number cards 3, 5, 8, and 10, plus a ×2 modifier and a +6 modifier. This is your score for the round.

58

500

Identify the game and calculate the score: Players race to empty a personal pile while building shared piles in the middle. You finish with 23 of your cards played in the center and four cards remaining in your personal pile.

Nertz and 15 points

500

In B.S., using one standard deck without jokers, you hold two kings. Another player places three cards face down and announces, “Three kings.” State the minimum number of false cards in that play and explain your reasoning.

At least one false card because only 2 kings are left outside my hand.

500

n Klondike, one column contains only a face-down ace of clubs, covered by a face-up black 9–red 8 sequence. Another column ends with a red 10. The waste shows the 2 of clubs, with a king immediately beneath it. The club foundation is empty. Give the four moves that get that king into the first column.

move the 9–8 sequence onto the red 10; turn over and move the ace to its foundation; move the waste’s 2 onto that ace; move the newly exposed king into the empty column?

500

n Ticket to Ride USA, you finish with 38 route points, completed tickets worth 17 and 9, an incomplete ticket worth 12, and the 10-point longest-route bonus. This is your final score.

What is 62 points? 

38 + 17 + 9 − 12 + 10 = 62.

500

In standard Flip 7, exactly one 12 and one 2 have been revealed, and both are in your line. Which number is more likely to make you bust on your next draw, and why?

12, because there are twelve 12s and only two 2s in the deck.