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  • The average score is 9 of 15
Answer Stats
Question Answer % Correct
Any player may play a card at any time if they have one that matches the color and number of the card on top of the discard pile. False
79%
You can avoid a +2 card by stacking a +4 card on top, and the next player has to draw 6 cards. However, you cannot stack a +2 card on top of a +4 card False
74%
If you have 25 or more cards, you automatically lose the round. False
74%
If the first card of the game is a +4 card, you must return it to the pile, and another card is turned over True
74%
If you have two identical cards with the same color and number, you can play them both on the same turn (except for Wild cards). False
68%
If you draw a card from the pile, you can play it on the same turn True
68%
If you play a Wild card, you cannot choose the color of the previously played card False
63%
When a player plays a +2 card and you cannot play a card after drawing the 2 cards, you have to draw another card False
63%
You cannot call out someone for not saying "Uno" after the next player has taken their turn True
63%
The round ends as soon as the first player played their last card True
63%
At the beginning of the game, each player draws a card, and the player with the highest number becomes the dealer. True
47%
You cannot draw a card from the pile if you already have a playable card False
42%
When a player plays their last card, they receive points from the remaining cards of others. True
42%
You can avoid a +2 card by stacking another +2 card on top, and the next player has to draw 4 cards False
37%
It is illegal to play a +4 card if you have another card that matches the color of the previously played card. True
32%
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