Chess Quiz for PA

This chess piece can only move one square at a time. It moves straight forward. The first time it moves it can move twice. It captures diagonally.

• Pawn

• Bishop

• Rook

• Knight

This chess piece is the most powerful piece on the board. It can move in any direction as many (open) squares as it chooses.

• Queen

• King

• Pawn

• Knight

The chess piece can move only in a straight line. It never moves diagonally. It can move as many (open) squares as it chooses.

• Bishop

• Rook

• Queen

• King

This chess piece can move only diagonally. It never moves straight. It can move as many (open) squares as it chooses.

• Pawn

• Bishop

• King

• Knight

This chess piece can only move one square at a time. It can move in any direction one square.

• Knight

• Pawn

• Queen

• King

This chess piece is the only one that can jump over pieces. It move three squares and in an "L" shape.

• King

• Queen

• Knight

• Pawn

This situation ends in the game being a draw when player cannot make any legal moves; however, his/her king is not in check.

• castling

• stalemate

• checkmate

• chess master

You need this pair of pieces for castling:

• king and queen

• king and bishop

• king and rook

• queen and pawn

How many squares are on a chess board?

• 78

• 32

• 56

• 64

When the pawn reaches the last square on the other side, it can be _________ to another piece.

• promoted

• castled

• celebrated

• checkmate