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Level 0
- 0Meet the 144 Friends · Your First Step into Mahjong
Level 1
- 1.1Your First Win · The Road to a Champion
- 1.2Unlock the Gong · Where Winning Begins
- 1.3Crowned by Winds & Flowers · Your First Fan
- 1.4All Thirteen in Place · Welcome to Real Hong Kong Mahjong
Level 2
- 2.1Three Fan Awaits · The Real Game Begins
- 2.2Winds & Flowers Unite · Raise Your Fan Higher
- 2.3Master the Fan Patterns · Unlock More Fan
- 2.4Champions Assemble · The High-Scoring Hands Arrive
- 2.5Legends Descend · Achieve the Ultimate Winning Hands
Level 3
- 3.1Score Like a Champion · Every Point Counts
- 3.2One Tile Apart · From Heaven Straight to Hell
- 3.3The Hidden World of Mahjong · Unwritten Rules Revealed
- 3.4One Missed Tile · No Second Chance
- 3.5Table Etiquette · Play with Respect
- 3.6Character Revealed · The Table Taboos You Must Never Break
Level 4
- 4.1Opening Strategy · Seize the Initiative
- 4.2Hand-Shaping Strategy · Learn When to Let Go
- 4.3Defensive Strategy · Stay Out of Danger
- 4.4Reading Your Opponents · See Beyond the Tiles
- 4.5Strategic Choices · Big Hands or Fast Wins?

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Level 1.1 Your First Win · The Road to a Champion

Which of the following is a legal Sequence?

Question 1 of 10

Which of the following is a legal Sequence?

ATwo Note, Three Note, Four NoteBRed Dragon, Green Dragon, White DragonCSeven String, Seven String, Seven StringDOne Coin, Two String, Three Note

Which of the following is a legal Triples?

Question 2 of 10

Which of the following is a legal Triples?

AFive Coin, Six Coin, Seven CoinBRed Dragon, Red Dragon, Red DragonCEast, South, WestDRed Dragon, Green Dragon, White Dragon

During the game when it is your turn what should you do first?

Question 3 of 10

During the game when it is your turn what should you do first?

APungBDiscardCDraw a tileDSheung

What does Waiting/ Calling mean in the game?

Question 4 of 10

What does Waiting/ Calling mean in the game?

AAlready WinBOne tile away from WinningCAlready discardedDPrepare to shuffle tiles

In which of the following situations should you call Pung?

Question 5 of 10

In which of the following situations should you call Pung?

AAnother player discards a tile that completes your sequence.BAnother player discards a tile that completes your Triples.CAnother player discards a tile that completes your pair.DAnother player discards the tile you need to win.

In which of the following situations should you call Sheung?

Question 6 of 10

In which of the following situations should you call Sheung?

AAnother player discards a tile that completes your sequence.BAnother player discards a tile that completes your pung.CAnother player discards a tile that completes your pair.DAnother player discards the tile you need to win.

In which of the following situations should you call Sik?

Question 7 of 10

In which of the following situations should you call Sik?

What is a Pair Wait?

Question 8 of 10

What is a Pair Wait?

AWaiting for several different tiles to win.BWaiting for one tile to complete a sequence.CWaiting for one tile to complete your pair and win.DHaving two pairs and waiting for either one to become a pung to win.

If you draw the winning tile yourself, what is this called?

Question 9 of 10

If you draw the winning tile yourself, what is this called?

ASheungBPungCSelf-DrawDDiscard

You have two South tiles in your hand. Another player discards a South. Which of the following are the correct steps?

Question 10 of 10

You have two South tiles in your hand. Another player discards a South. Which of the following are the correct steps?(choose all that apply)

ASay nothing and secretly take the South from the centre into your hand.BCall “Pung” and place your two South tiles together with the discarded South face-up at your bottom-left corner.CDo not draw a tile. Discard a tile directly from your hand.DDraw a tile as usual, then discard a tile.

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