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Second quiz on responder's second bid

 In each case, you have to specify your second bid after the auction shown. There is no interference bidding.

South
S J 4 3 2
H Q 7 5
D K 8 6
C 9 7 5 
  N S N S
1) 1H 1S 2H ?
2) 1H 1S 3H ?
3) 1H 1S 2D ?
4) 1H 1S 3D ?
5) 1H 1S 2S ?
6) 1H 1S 3S ?
7) 1H 1S 1NT ?
8) 1H 1S 2NT ?

 

South
S K 8 7 6
H A K 9 3
D K 2
C Q 3 2
  N S N S
9) 1NT 2C 2H ?
10) 1NT 2C 2D ?
11) 2NT 3C 3H ?
12) 1D 1H 2S ?
13) 1C 1H 2C ?
14) 1D 1H 2C ?
15) 1S 2C 3S ?
16) 1H 2C 3D ?
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Explanation of a conventional call.

When a bid has been alerted (as being conventional) any player may ask for a full explanation , but only at his turn to bid. Good players recommend that questions are left until the auction is over, unless you have a need to know.

Explanations should be full and accurate. Merely naming the convention is not sufficient. If you really haven't a clue what partner's bid means, you can say so.