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> ==> Yuer_Wang(n)                             ˵��: 
> Bidding Quiz # 12
>                       Shutout-Suit Responses to a Major Opening
>    Matchpoints, neither side vulnerable, the bidding has gone:
>  SOUTH
>          WEST
>                   NORTH
>                           EAST
>   --
>           --
>                   1 H
>                           Pass
>  ?
>    The Eastern Scientific approach in general, and 1984 Bridge World Standard 
> in particular, produce difficulties for responder with a long suit lower in rank
>  than the opening bid. If partner's opening is a major, you cannot bid your suit
>  directly without forcing to game unless you plan to rebid it. Sometimes,
> you can hope to back into your suit by responding one notrump, forcing, hoping 
> opener will name it (possibly with a three-card holding). Often, however, you
> cannot show both your long suit and game-invitational strength after 
> responding one notrump.
>    As South, what call do you make with each of the following:

ONLY is my own answer!
> (a)  Q 8 6 3   5   K 10 4   Q 10 8 7 2
     �У�NT,   ͬ���ٽ�2NT,  pass
                      2H    pass
                      2C   3C
                      2D   2NT
                      2S   4S
> (b)  Q 8 6 3   5   10 4   A Q 8 7 4 2
       1S        ��ͬ���ٽ� 1NT , 2C
                            2C  ,3C
                            2D, 2NT(no good choice)
                            2H,pass
                            2S, 3C(game-invitatioal)
                            2NT, 3NT (can try a game)
                  
                    
> (c)  Q 8 6 3   5   K 10   A Q 8 7 4 2
       1S                   1NT,3NT
                            2C,2D(the fourth color)
                            2D,3NT
                            2H,3C  
                            2S,3C(�»��ƽ�) 
                            2NT,3C

> (d)  K 10   5   Q 8 6 3   A Q 8 7 4 2
        1NT (���� NT ���ʺ���ׯ��    
> (e)  Q 8 6 3   5   A Q   A Q 8 7 4 2
      no open bid?
        2C (then bid 2S)      
> (f)  Q 8 6 5 3   5   A Q   A Q 8 7 4
        1S (3C)
       
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