Chess Etiquette and Rules

The video introduces the Kids Academy chess course led by Robert Lazorczyk, a certified chess teacher. It covers chess etiquette, emphasizing the importance of a handshake at the start and end of a game, avoiding distractions, and following the touch move and touch take rules. The video concludes with a reminder of proper end-game etiquette and a preview of the next lesson on chess pieces.

Who is the instructor of the Kids Academy Chess Course?

• John Doe

• Robert Lazorczyk

• Emily Johnson

• Jane Smith

What is the first thing you should do at the start of a chess game?

• Move a pawn

• Say 'Good luck'

• Start the timer

• Shake hands

Why is it important not to distract your opponent during a chess game?

• It is against the rules

• It can lead to a penalty

• It helps maintain focus

• It can cause a forfeit

What should you avoid doing to prevent distracting your opponent?

• All of the above

• Blowing bubbles with gum

• Clicking your pen

• Talking loudly

Who always makes the first move in a chess game?

• Black

• White

• The player with the highest rank

• The player who won the last game

What does the 'touch move' rule imply?

• You must move the opponent's piece

• You must move the piece you touch

• You can move any piece you like

• You can change your move anytime

What happens if you intentionally touch an opponent's piece?

• You get a warning

• You lose the game

• You can ignore it

• You must capture it

What is a good practice at the end of a chess game?

• Offer a handshake

• Display poor sportsmanship

• Gloat in victory

• Ignore your opponent

What should you say at the end of a chess game?

• Better luck next time

• Good game

• You should have won

• I am the best

What will be discussed in the next video?

• Chess strategies

• Chess tournaments

• Chess pieces

• Chess history