Yu-GI-oh! Test - Basic - Quiz & Trivia

1. Which one of these cards cannot put in your Extra Deck?

Ritual Monster

Synchro Monster

Xyz Monster

All of the above

Ritual Monsters cannot be put in the Extra Deck because they require a specific Ritual Spell card to be Ritual Summoned from the hand or field. Unlike Synchro and Xyz Monsters, which can be Special Summoned directly from the Extra Deck, Ritual Monsters follow a different summoning method and therefore cannot be included in the Extra Deck.

Explanation

Ritual Monsters cannot be put in the Extra Deck because they require a specific Ritual Spell card to be Ritual Summoned from the hand or field. Unlike Synchro and Xyz Monsters, which can be Special Summoned directly from the Extra Deck, Ritual Monsters follow a different summoning method and therefore cannot be included in the Extra Deck.

2. What is the new text of "remove from play"?

Banish

Removed

Out of the game

Destroyed

The new text for "remove from play" is "banish". This means that instead of removing a card from the game, it is now "banished".

Explanation

The new text for "remove from play" is "banish". This means that instead of removing a card from the game, it is now "banished".

3. Which one of these is the same of Extra Deck?

Fusion Deck

Side Deck

Synchro Deck

Additional Deck

In trading card games like Yu-Gi-Oh!, the "Extra Deck" is also known as the "Additional Deck." This deck is separate from the Main Deck and Side Deck and typically contains powerful monster cards with special summoning conditions, such as Fusion, Synchro, and Xyz monsters.

Explanation

In trading card games like Yu-Gi-Oh!, the "Extra Deck" is also known as the "Additional Deck." This deck is separate from the Main Deck and Side Deck and typically contains powerful monster cards with special summoning conditions, such as Fusion, Synchro, and Xyz monsters.

4. If you use Ruck Recklessly to power up Gagaga Magician to prevent the effect of Number 50: Black Corn, Gagaga Magician is sent to graveyard or still on the field?

Sent to graveyard

Still on the field

When you use Ruck Recklessly to power up Gagaga Magician, it gains ATK but also becomes destroyed during the End Phase. Since it is destroyed, it is sent to the graveyard. Therefore, when you use Ruck Recklessly to power up Gagaga Magician, it is sent to the graveyard rather than remaining on the field.

Explanation

When you use Ruck Recklessly to power up Gagaga Magician, it gains ATK but also becomes destroyed during the End Phase. Since it is destroyed, it is sent to the graveyard. Therefore, when you use Ruck Recklessly to power up Gagaga Magician, it is sent to the graveyard rather than remaining on the field.

5. Which of these cards can target by Monster Reborn if you summon it successful? Monster Reborn Normal Spell Special Summon 1 monster from either player's Graveyard to your side of the field. Chaos Sorcerer Effect Monster/DARK / Spellcaster / 6 Stars ATK: 2300 DEF: 2000 This card cannot be Normal Summoned or Set. This card can only be Special Summoned by removing from play 1 LIGHT and 1 DARK monster in your Graveyard. Once per turn during your Main Phase, you can remove 1 face-up monster on the field from play. If you activate this effect, this card cannot attack during this turn. Stardust Dragon Synchro / Effect Monster/WIND / Dragon / 8 Stars ATK: 2500 DEF: 2000 1 Tuner + 1 or more non-Tuner monsters You can Tribute this card to negate the activation of a Spell Card, Trap Card, or Effect Monster's effect that destroys a card(s) on the field, and destroy that card. If you negate an effect this way, you can Special Summon this card from your Graveyard during the End Phase. Gladiator Beast Gyzarus Fusion / Effect Monster/DARK / Winged Beast / 6 Stars ATK: 2400 DEF: 1500 "Gladiator Beast Bestiari" + 1 "Gladiator Beast" monster This card can only be Special Summoned from your Fusion Deck by returning the above cards you control to the Deck. (You do not use "Polymerization"). When this card is Special Summoned, you can destroy up to 2 cards on the field. At the end of the Battle Phase, if this card attacked or was attacked, you can return this card to the Fusion Deck to Special Summon 2 "Gladiator Beast" monsters from your Deck, except "Gladiator Beast Bestiari".

Chaos Sorcerer, Stardust Dragon

Stardust Dragon, Gladiator Beast Gyzarus

Chaos Sorcerer, Gladiator Beast Gyzarus

All of these monsters

The correct answer is "All of these monsters." This is because Monster Reborn allows you to Special Summon 1 monster from either player's Graveyard to your side of the field. Chaos Sorcerer, Stardust Dragon, and Gladiator Beast Gyzarus are all monsters that can be targeted in the Graveyard, so they can all be Special Summoned by Monster Reborn if it is successfully summoned.

Explanation

The correct answer is "All of these monsters." This is because Monster Reborn allows you to Special Summon 1 monster from either player's Graveyard to your side of the field. Chaos Sorcerer, Stardust Dragon, and Gladiator Beast Gyzarus are all monsters that can be targeted in the Graveyard, so they can all be Special Summoned by Monster Reborn if it is successfully summoned.

6. In which is Priority are cancel, which one of these rules is replace?

Victory Condition Rule

Fast-Effect Timing Rule

Activation & Targeting Eligibility Rule

Maintenance Cost Rule

The Fast-Effect Timing Rule is replaced when the Priority is canceled.

Explanation

The Fast-Effect Timing Rule is replaced when the Priority is canceled.

7. On the Main Phase of the first turn, how many cards can you have on your hand?

4

5

6

7

In Yu-Gi-Oh!, players start with five cards in their opening hand. This is the standard rule unless any game mechanics or card effects alter the number of cards drawn at the beginning of the duel or during the game's progression. Thus, during the Main Phase of the first turn, you can have up to five cards in your hand unless you have played or drawn more, or card effects have otherwise influenced your hand size.

Explanation

In Yu-Gi-Oh!, players start with five cards in their opening hand. This is the standard rule unless any game mechanics or card effects alter the number of cards drawn at the beginning of the duel or during the game's progression. Thus, during the Main Phase of the first turn, you can have up to five cards in your hand unless you have played or drawn more, or card effects have otherwise influenced your hand size.

8. What is the Speed Spell of Number 39: Utopia?

Speed Spell 1

Speed Spell 2

Speed Spell 3

Speed Spell 4

Speed Spell 1 is the correct answer because it is the only option provided that matches the given question. The question asks for the Speed Spell of Number 39: Utopia, and Speed Spell 1 is the only option that mentions a specific number (1) and the name of the card (Utopia). The other options (Speed Spell 2, Speed Spell 3, and Speed Spell 4) do not provide any information related to Number 39: Utopia, so they cannot be the correct answer.

Explanation

Speed Spell 1 is the correct answer because it is the only option provided that matches the given question. The question asks for the Speed Spell of Number 39: Utopia, and Speed Spell 1 is the only option that mentions a specific number (1) and the name of the card (Utopia). The other options (Speed Spell 2, Speed Spell 3, and Speed Spell 4) do not provide any information related to Number 39: Utopia, so they cannot be the correct answer.