Each letter in Scrabble is given a point value based on how frequently these letters are used in common-day words in conversation, news, etc. The letter E is used very often (after all, look at how many Es there are in this answer), so it is less "valuable" and hence scored as 1 point. Letters like Q, however, are the opposite and are not used on a regular basis (again, note the amount of Qs here). Therefore, Q is considered more "valuable" and is scored as 10 points.
The letter Q tile is worth ten (10) points in standard scrabble. Q=10 points. Depending on its position, the 'Q' score can be doubled, re-doubled, tripled or re-tripled and it can also carry the score of the word to which it will be connected.
10 points for Q and Z in Scrabble.
Points for "Q" in Scrabble
The letter Q is worth 10 points.
10 points
Q and Z are both worth 10 points.
Q and Z
There are two answers to this question: 1) worth the most points on the tile 2) get used in the best words Q (10) and Z(10) are the letters that are worth the most each, but S(1) and [Blank](0) are the most valuable tiles, because they lead to the best words.
There is one (1) tile bearing the letter 'Q' with assigned value of ten (10) points in standard scrabble.
Q and Z both are worth 10 points.
Q and Z both are worth 10 points.
Where: q=10, u=1, i=1, z=10 If spread on a non-premium square, the total score is 22 points.