After an Opening Bid and a 1-level Response, opener, with a minimum hand, will make a "low" rebid. He will not jump, and will not reverse. He rebids 1NT with a balanced minimum (12-14), repeats his suit with 6+ or bids a second suit with 4+.
5
KQ92
32
AK6542
What is your rebid after you open 1 and partner responds 1?
2
2
3
Other
2. You have a very good 12, but this is not close to enough to reverse.
AKQ4
Q1076
Q104
32
What is your rebid after you open 1 and partner responds 1?
1
1NT
2
3
4
2. No reason to show the spades--you already have found your fit. Not enough to raise to more than 2.
KQ76
K42
A54
J42
What is your rebid after you open 1 and partner responds 1?
1
1NT
2
Other
1NT. In the modern (Walsh) style, opener does not show a 4-card major after 1-1. It is up to responder to show a major if he has one. He would have bid it right away with a weakish hand. With a stronger hand, he can bid it after your 1NT rebid.
What is your rebid after you open 1 and partner responds 1?
A
KQ2
Q8762
J654
1NT
2
2
2
2. Normally a raise here shows 4. Still, this feels like the best description. Second choice=2. I don't like rebidding notrump with a singleton.
2
K3
KQ76
KQ6532
What is your rebid after you open 1 and partner responds 1?
1NT
2
2
3
2. Not enough to reverse--and nothing else fits.
KQJ4
K983
KQ43
7
What should you bid after you open 1 and partner responds 1NT?
Pass
2
2
2
Other
Pass. Your partner doesn't have a major and has 6-10 points. Where else would you like to be? Partner likely has club length so this is your best spot.
7
KQJ43
Q1092
KJ3
You open 1 and partner bids 1. What is your next call?
Pass
1NT
2
2
2. Bidding a lower ranking suit on the 2-level does not promise extras. Bid 2 to show your shape: five hearts and four diamonds. I don't like rebidding notrump with a singleton.